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What racing wheels are on this car?

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Punisher302 said:
if you plan on leaving them on the car while you prowl the streets, please ignore my previous comment
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Of course imma use them to prowl the streets!! I bet those things would be awesome, and btw, I have decided to stick with those aluma stars.
 

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whatever you want, man.. so long as i end up w/ the prostars
 

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Thanks a lot Paul again for that link. Those D10s are also really sweet. By what I could tell, those are the ones you've got but the bolted style. How are they, weight wise as opposed to the pro stars and such?

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So you guys can see which ones they are, here they are....
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I do have bolted D10's, actually mine we the first set ever made by bogart. I wanted them to sort of match my street wheels which are the RR10's. Here's a pic I took on my way home from the track the other day when I had my skinnies on up front and the RR10's out back.



They are supposedly the lightest drag wheel that you can race on. They are not intended for street use though as there is always a compromise between weight and strength. They are fine going straight down a track but if you hit a massive pot hole or try to hold 1G on a skid pad they will fail more than likely. I drive to and from the track with them on but I'm just careful to avoid holes and I take the turns pretty easy. My dad runs the exact wheel that you posted above on his '91GT.

 

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Thanks for that info. Makes me think twice about taking them out for cruising. Ur skinnies and rears look just alike, I couldn't tell the difference.

PS: I bet it's bad ass to race with your dad, hopefully I'll be the same way when my son grows up.
 

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simple fyi & fwiw: just found out prostars wont' clear cobra breaks w/out a 1" spacer...
 
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