Tired of changing 4 tires at the track?

ChevyKiller

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I know I was, so I got rid of my MT Front runners and put these on...

MT Sportsman Radials 28x7.5-15 They fit just fine on the Bogart 3.5/15 and the weight is probably 3 lbs more if I had to guess than the front runners. Plan on putting these on at track day and driving them to the track so I only have to change the rears at the track.

I went with a 28" cause the 26" I had previously were way too low. These should work out nicely and work great on the street when need be.:victory:

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Knock on wood, but I feel like I am on borrowed time before I have to bring a trailer just to get the peices home and I am no where near your car's level (yet:whip:)...
 

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Knock on wood, but I feel like I am on borrowed time before I have to bring a trailer just to get the peices home and I am no where near your car's level (yet:whip:)...
i usually trailer mine just cause i don't want to swap wheels and tires at the track but i'm gonna do the same thing mark has done. i tried driving my car a few miles on the street with those m/t e.t. fronts and it drives like sh*t unless you're wide open and the front end is up a bit. i'm gonna stick some m&h drag radial fronts and just drive to the track with them and my e.t. streets then pray it doesn't rain.
 

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Those tires are what I run. I can put the rear D/R's on at home too and drive to and from the track..I like that. Now I have slicks to try but I'll probably do those at the track. I use the 28" too. The other would be too short. The OD is actually 27.5 and works well with a 28" rear
 

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I know I was, so I got rid of my MT Front runners and put these on...

MT Sportsman Radials 28x7.5-15 ... the weight is probably 3 lbs more if I had to guess than the front runners
Mark... what is the p/n for these? All I see on M/T's website is a bias tire in a 28x7.5-15 size (p/n 1574). And it's about 8 lbs heavier than the 26x4.50 ET Fronts I've been using (20 lbs vs 12 lbs).
 

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Don;

Looking at the picture they look like the 1574's check out the bottom of the sticker.
 

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Has anyone considered doing this to their stock rims?

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Wow.... how much to have this done? My next question would be, what size tire would you run on the front skinny?
 

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