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Old 07-26-2011, 08:49 PM
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And no way is there 800 pounds difference between your truck and mine. My single cab is a healthy 5000-5100 pounds with my big boned *** driving.
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Originally Posted by socaliallstar82
Well until the make slicks that fit my truck, I'll stick to my street tires. Besides 4wd= training wheels. Lol I'll be out there sept 3rd. We can go heads up in 2wd. And I don't want in n out. I'll take a case of blue moon.
u dont daily drive on slicks... u can buy some 17s and put slicks on them.. yea i can do heads up not a problem... but its not fair cuz i dont grip from a dead stop at all.... if u put slicks we both grip then its fair... and ur truck is not 5100.. mine is at 5300 on the scale.. and i ment 800 difference from mine compared to a 2wd silverado..
Old 07-26-2011, 09:08 PM
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Look up the weight of a rcsb 5.7 tundra. And the smallest rim I can use is an 18". And I don't know if you noticed but I have crappy traction as well.
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and then dont complain ur spinning off the line or that u dont have a 4x4.. blah blah blah...
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Originally Posted by socaliallstar82
Look up the weight of a rcsb 5.7 tundra. And the smallest rim I can use is an 18"
well ur on a bigger engine and ur still ligher then me... and they make street radials up to 20s so im sure there are better tires out there then what u have.. so toma!
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Originally Posted by socaliallstar82
Look up the weight of a rcsb 5.7 tundra. And the smallest rim I can use is an 18"
hey..jay....im sure that you can hook on like a drag radial or like a g-force and they do make those in 18...just saying that may help out your tractio issue
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Talking about weight , my truck did 6300 at the dump scale.
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Boys! Stop the excuses and start the racing.......
Old 07-26-2011, 10:26 PM
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No excuses just giving him a hard time. Lol. I just think 2wd vs 2wd with 2 traction lacking vehicles of similar weight and hp would be a fair race. I have no desire to buy new tires ATM and no place to store them.

Eric sorry I forgot to call you back after work.
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I'm all in!... and ceaser that's because u have a 1k lbs system in the back lol.


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