6 lug drag rims, what are you guys running?

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Jul 26, 2016 | 02:14 AM

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idahoblkss

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Originally Posted by LPCWS6

You guys finally motivated me to drop some stuff off at my storage unit today. I took my scale and some pictures with the rest of my crap. Also a pic of the tires when new.

Mickey 305/45R18 street et R on 18x9.5 v-rocks. 55.4lbs not sure if thats good or bad for a drag wheel and tire combo.

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Seems ok, but if I remember right my centerlines with nitto 420's were 48 pounds and they are 20's

Jul 26, 2016 | 10:25 AM

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Wow... that doesnt sound right. I think the tires are not featherweights.

Jul 26, 2016 | 11:41 AM

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Seems ok, but if I remember right my centerlines with nitto 420's were 48 pounds and they are 20's

A good forged wheel is going to be lighter than what I have but I spent about $600.00 for all 4. You could get 1 of these for about the same price. The weld wheel is by far better looking and I'm sure lighter but your paying for it.

S77B HD - Drag Truck Wheels ? Weld Wheels

Centerlines are light but they are also only 8" wide and again cost much more money.

I was just giving a relatively cheap alternative when it came to the wheels by no means was I saying you can't find better.