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whitecobra
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HEY GUYS I AM LOOKING FOR SOME CHEAP SLIKS THAT WILL FIT A STOCK 17 INCH 98 COBRA RIM, OR IF THEY ARE ON RIMS ALREADY THAT WOULD BE GREAT. ![[worship]](graemlins/worship.gif) NEED THEM ASAP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Posts: 205 | From: California | Registered: Nov 2001
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97cobra
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Hey brian, give me a ball park on these. I know a couple of people who are looking for ET's. Are these 26 or 28 ???
James
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"Some people dream with success... while others wake up early and work hard to have it." Man do I ever want to go back to dreaming of it !!!
Posts: 116 | From: Fremont, ca | Registered: Feb 2001
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98Snake
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TRY2PAZ,
will they fit without any modifications on a 98 cobra (grinding, longer studs etc)? are the rims 8" or 10" wide? and whats the backspacing?
Thanks bro,
Angelo
Posts: 363 | From: Nor-Cal | Registered: Mar 2001
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OutlawZ
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Will someone please tell him that they don't make a slick that will fit a 17" RIM!!!! You're lucky if you can find a true slick in a 16" nevermind 17...... If it's a 17 the sidewall is so short it ain't worth a damn as a slick. Slicks need tall sidewalls to absorb launch so they wrinkle. Making a 17" slick is counter-productive....
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Posts: 486 | From: Fairfizzle, CA | Registered: Aug 2000
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TRY2PAZ
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quote:
Originally posted by 98Snake:
TRY2PAZ,
will they fit without any modifications on a 98 cobra (grinding, longer studs etc)? are the rims 8" or 10" wide? and whats the backspacing?
Thanks bro,
Angelo
They fit like a glove on our cars. The rims are 15X8.5 I have used the stock studs, and they worked ok. I broke a stud before. I upgraded to the MOROSO studs. SAC will let you use them, but they want longer studs put on. The tires have maybe 15-20 passes left in them.
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Posts: 4033 | From: Bay Area, CA | Registered: Dec 2000
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98Snake
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cool thanks bro, I'll let you know for sure by the end of this week/beginning of next week, if you still have them and still want to sell them. I just have a few things I need to make sure are taken care of. Also, approximately how many passes do brand new ET streets last, with big smoky burnouts? And can you actually drive them on the street (ie to and from sears/sac)? Sorry for all the questions .. later
Angelo
[ April 15, 2002, 02:37 PM: Message edited by: 98Snake ]
Posts: 363 | From: Nor-Cal | Registered: Mar 2001
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TRY2PAZ
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Originally posted by 98Snake:
cool thanks bro, I'll let you know for sure by the end of this week/beginning of next week, if you still have them and still want to sell them. I just have a few things I need to make sure are taken care of. Also, approximately how many passes do brand new ET streets last, with big smoky burnouts? And can you actually drive them on the street (ie to and from sears/sac)? Sorry for all the questions .. later
Angelo
It matters on the HP on the car. I have a 250 hp car. I think you can get 30 passes or so out of them. Yes I have used them on the street. SCary on the freeway though. You are better off changing them at the track.
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Posts: 4033 | From: Bay Area, CA | Registered: Dec 2000
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