widest slick/tire that can fit on salad shooter?
I think 11.5 is the widest you're going to get as far as Mickey Thompsons go.
I have 26x11.5x16 ET Streets.
As for Drag Radials, I know the BFG does the 255/50/16 and Nitto does the 245/50/16, but I don't know about the WIDEST drag radial.
I have 26x11.5x16 ET Streets.
As for Drag Radials, I know the BFG does the 255/50/16 and Nitto does the 245/50/16, but I don't know about the WIDEST drag radial.
Originally posted by LWillmann
I think 11.5 is the widest you're going to get as far as Mickey Thompsons go.
I have 26x11.5x16 ET Streets.
As for Drag Radials, I know the BFG does the 255/50/16 and Nitto does the 245/50/16, but I don't know about the WIDEST drag radial.
I think 11.5 is the widest you're going to get as far as Mickey Thompsons go.
I have 26x11.5x16 ET Streets.
As for Drag Radials, I know the BFG does the 255/50/16 and Nitto does the 245/50/16, but I don't know about the WIDEST drag radial.
Rich Krause
It is recommended that at most you vary by 1" plus or minus between tire and rim size. The ET Street series is measured for sidewall width, the actual footprint width on a 26" x 11.5" x 16" ET Street is: 9.7" and Mickey Thompson recommends a 10" rim size. I do kno fellows who mount them on stock salad shooters and have not had any problems. They are intended to be run with tubes and rim screws, but again I know people who have not done this and have not had any problems.
For myself, I prefer to stay with the manufacturer's recommendations when I am travelling over 100mph and trying to win races.
For myself, I prefer to stay with the manufacturer's recommendations when I am travelling over 100mph and trying to win races.
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