icer Banned 2,335 Member For: 17y 2m 12d Gender: Male Location: Aspendale, Vic. Posted 03/09/09 03:09 PM Posted 03/09/09 03:09 PM Ok....debating weather again to get 18" rimms or go for the 19" rimms.Im aware of availablility of tyre and prices 19" surge over the 18"s. But I still would like 19" as they obvlsiouly sit nicer. But I obviosuly want my car to go as fast as possible down the strip. And if I can run 11.10 with 19s, then 10.80 on 18s (same tyre/width) then im happy to keep the 18s. But if im gonna be running same times no matter which I run then ill go the 19's.For straight line racing, what should I be using?Anyone ran 10's with 19"s? anyone ran 10's with 18"s?I saw JP ran 10s with the slicks, and 11.10 with 19" street tyre....bah....im so confused at what I want! BIG CHOISE!!#@$ Any opinions?I have also read up on: 18s v 19sbut still dont really have anyoen comparing running down the strip same car with 18s and also 19s...would be a good test!
bentles Member 121 Member For: 18y Gender: Male Location: melbourne Posted 03/09/09 09:39 PM Posted 03/09/09 09:39 PM for a start if you want to run good times a set of MT on 17s is whats farrrrr better than any 18/19 inch street tyre on the market.second I find 18s look a tad small in ba wheel archesthird harden up and get 19s. use 17s for the strip.cos you arent gonna want to use drag radials on the street and you aint gonna wanna use street tyres on the track
qik1 Legacy Donating Member 2,720 Member For: 18y 4m 18d Gender: Male Location: Loitering in SEQ Posted 05/09/09 01:59 PM Posted 05/09/09 01:59 PM The benefits of goin to 18's on the street is the extra range of rubber you have to choose from & the price, that's why I stuck with 18 when it came time to choose wheels. 19's will look better though. If your half serious about racing just get a set of 17's & strap them in mt's or hoosiers.
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