Shouldn't have any more traction problems.
#1
I was hooking OK on street tires but with running nitrous next time and the cold temps at the end of the year I figured it was time to step up and make sure I have plenty of traction!

I got them at the very end of the day at work and only had time to mount them. I will balance them tomorrow and get them on the truck! Then time to play for a minute and wait till the 21st when I go the track again!

I got them at the very end of the day at work and only had time to mount them. I will balance them tomorrow and get them on the truck! Then time to play for a minute and wait till the 21st when I go the track again!
#7
They are bias so yes you have to run tubes. I was debating on going bias or radial and after asking over on ls1 and calling Mickey Thompson I decided to go bias. They offer more traction expecialy for a truck since it becomes an issue easier than in a car. The tires are signifigantly lighter but with a tube they weigh about the same as the radial fo the same size.
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#9
Yea I am looking to find some bias for the front but I am not worried about it really. In all actuality the bias will cause the truck to "walk" around and the radials will roll straight like they always have.


