Check Out The Steamrollers On This Car
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Check Out The Steamrollers On This Car
I was disappointed that I couldn't go to the vintage races this last weekend but on my favorite porsche board someone has posted a few pics from the races.
http://forums.pelicanparts.com/showt...hreadid=193201
The following 911/930/935? caught my eye. Check out the back tires on this puppy. Does anyone want to guess the size?
http://forums.pelicanparts.com/showt...hreadid=193201
The following 911/930/935? caught my eye. Check out the back tires on this puppy. Does anyone want to guess the size?
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About 10 times wider than the length of the guys penis driving it?
juuuuuuuuuuust kidding!!!!!
juuuuuuuuuuust kidding!!!!!
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Insane...
I was looking up TechArt today...they have some INCREDIBLY tasteful bodykits for Porsches! Check them out, I think the site is www.techart.de
I was looking up TechArt today...they have some INCREDIBLY tasteful bodykits for Porsches! Check them out, I think the site is www.techart.de
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Yea..that very well could have been the most retarded idea I've ever heard, but .. do it anyway. -TheShow50h
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Originally posted by 0HP930
LOL, I was guessing 345 since its the largest production size I know of.
I think thats about 13.5 inches
LOL, I was guessing 345 since its the largest production size I know of.
I think thats about 13.5 inches
Survey Says?: WRONG. Those are REAL slicks. Passenger tire numbering goes out the window.
http://www.racegoodyear.com/products/sportsradial.html
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Originally posted by 0HP930
Uh, BFD. The largest tire they have there is only one inch wider. Most of them are under 345 mm though. It appears that 375 is the current tire width max.
Uh, BFD. The largest tire they have there is only one inch wider. Most of them are under 345 mm though. It appears that 375 is the current tire width max.
The point is that they're slicks and not a DOT compound. They've got more grip than you can imagine.
I wish I could have gone to snag some takeoff's for the FFR....
