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luckythirteen13

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im trying to find some weld wheels for the front of my car but am having some trouble. i cant seem to find them on summit. i know they are there cause i had the number written down but now i cant find it. anyways, i was thinking a 15x4 wheel would be good. i was thinking of running a 26x4" tire up front so 15x4 seemed right for the wheel. what do you guys think? can some one give me the part number for the wheel?
also, is the bolt patter 4x4.25

 

slvrsn95

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I'm guessing your wanting draglite's so WLD-90-54032 thats p/n for 15x4 4x4.25-4.50 Weld Draglite

 

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luckythirteen13

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thats the one. thanks. you dont by chance know if i need those special lug nuts do you? or will the wheel come with them?
how much lighter with tire would the welds be as compared to the stock pony wheel and tire?

 

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fiveohGT

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Make sure you do not drive with these on the street. When it comes time to stop 4 inches of road surface per front tire will not be handy. :Track:

 

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you can drive with those or the 3.5s on the street....you just have to learn to brake alot sooner and turn easier, which in some cases you may not be able to do

 

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tjm73

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Modular2v said:

you can drive with those or the 3.5s on the street....you just have to learn to brake alot sooner and turn easier, which in some cases you may not be able to do

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I drove regularly (aboutu 30,000 miles worth) on 15x4's with 165R15 on my Mustang. You just gotta be carefuland think as far ahead as possible like Modular2v said.

 

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luckythirteen13

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good point. when i first took my sway bar out i could tell the difference but now i dont even relize its gone