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Any body think these M/T ET streets will fit?

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iskwezm

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its a 26/11.50/17 ET Street on my 65 Fastback
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I'd like to see that. One way to find out.
 

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Touch taller than the 275/40's of the Hoosiers I run but they might be ok. Only thing I'd worry about is when you get off the throttle and it unloads and squats the rear. I tried some 28x9'sx15's that are actually 27" tall where yours are 26.5" tall. Wont know till you try.

If anything, try the Hoosier 275/40/17's. 25.7 and they have a good width to them and plenty of traction. (went 1.44 with them)
 

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they tuck better, but if i drop the air pressure in the rear, they will rub about mid way up the tire, but thats only when im parked. So i keep at about 50 psi and thats fine for cruising and about 80 psi for free way driving.
 

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iskwezm said:
they tuck better, but if i drop the air pressure in the rear, they will rub about mid way up the tire, but thats only when im parked. So i keep at about 50 psi and thats fine for cruising and about 80 psi for free way driving.
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I was more commenting on going 100+mph at the strip with them and when you get off the throttle. I put a couple pretty good grooves in my slicks when it unloaded. However, I do not have air shocks to raise the rear up.
 

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blown65 said:
I was more commenting on going 100+mph at the strip with them and when you get off the throttle. I put a couple pretty good grooves in my slicks when it unloaded. However, I do not have air shocks to raise the rear up.
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these really arent "air shocks" but same principal
 

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these really arent "air shocks" but same principal
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Gotcha, just air to stiffen or soften I take it?

Those do look good on the back though.
 

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I know they wont last, but my car really isnt driven that much, but i will try definately get drag radials next time.
 

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iskwezm said:
I know they wont last, but my car really isnt driven that much, but i will try definately get drag radials next time.
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The Hoosier Drag radials are pretty soft also and dont last very long.

Great traction though.
 

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Just don't get caught in the rain.
 

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Just don't get caught in the rain.
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car hasnt seen rain in 15+ years, or a water hose
 
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