how about you go all out and go with some walker evans
Tworley build
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Darn, I should have asked before ordering the base ones (300345). Hopefully they meet the need
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It seems like the 300-345 is larger? Hopefully it fits the 15" wheel like some reviews suggested it should.
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I have their 16”s (the ones for Jeep) . They work really well. Get the 15”s if you need the clearance.
they told me it may not fit my 15's , it did.
they told me i would need to run a spacer, i didn't.
i think it really depends on how your rims formed.
they told me i would need to run a spacer, i didn't.
i think it really depends on how your rims formed.
My MTRs are still not balanced correctly but have been traveling for work and haven't had time to go back to discount. I am getting a shimmy right at 50mph. So I found a "two were installed but I'm switching axles" set of centramatics for half the cost of new.
Interested to see how well those work for you.
Same here. I see conflicting information on beads, but these seem to get better reviews.
I have tried beads in 35" radials. It did not work well at all, they would smooth out and then hit a bump and come out of balance and take a while to come back in.
My opinion on balance beads is they are a BIG tire only thing, where they are better than nothing. I'm talking 38-40"+ range. I run 10oz of beads in some 38" bias swampers. They seem to do stuff at highway speed and smooth it out a little. I'm sure smoother than if nothing at all. To be used as a serious balance method they stink. They are for tires that cannot be balanced with weights.
Again, my experience and opinion.
Two sets of tires with 8 oz air soft pellets and never a problem. It is odd that some people swear by them and others swear at them.
Taking advantage of the poor weather
ay whats with the rug to stop paint from getting to the walls that need painted???
i hope you have better luck than i did , the paint flaked off mine in big patches, it never adhered.
i hope you have better luck than i did , the paint flaked off mine in big patches, it never adhered.
Did you do much prep on these? I still need to think about doing mine eventually.
It's my painting booth!
I scuffed the hell out of them with Scotch Brite pads and took the time to clean with acetone. Fingers crossed
Been running them successfully for 15 years in both the 295/75r16 and the 35x12.5r18's on my F250 and they're glass smooth all the way up to the 100mph limiter
They've also lived in every motorcycle tire I've owned since 1986
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