one of our most common sizes.bt2s14 wrote:225/50/16
Good idea
Cool, I hope we can figure out what to do about mounting and balancingNick240sx wrote:
one of our most common sizes.
i have a freaking BOATLOAD of 255/55/16 (and 225/55/16 i believe.)
like i said post the sizes, and ill get back to you guys individually
I CAN NOT guarantee ill get your sizes, but i will do my very best. i got a set of (4) 225/55/16 already just for the hell of it.
we can get a portable bubble balancer....not the most precise but effective for the event.bt2s14 wrote:
Cool, I hope we can figure out what to do about mounting and balancing
indeed. people should keep there stock wheels ( or cheapass wheels ) for their drift tires and just put on cheapy unbalanced tires, while having a set of good wheels and tires that are balanced for everyday driving. especially if your a beginerAmoebAssassin wrote:Why the hell are you idiots trying to balance drift tires when you're going to shred them off in an hour anyway? God damn.
FYI. Carlisle Fairgrounds does not have tire machines or balancers on site. Unless someone brings a machine with them, the alternative is a paying a local gas station/tire vendor to do it. Carlisle is a major truck hub, so I'm sure there are plenty of them.NSR_S13 wrote:If theres a tire machine and balancer there, I'll mount and balance for a small price.