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Old 02-19-2013, 06:49 PM   #485 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by Osiris View Post
That would mean the wheel is 16", i've been told that the smallest wheel you can put on the rear is a 18" so that it clears the caliper. Can the FI team confirm please?
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Originally Posted by SS_Firehawk View Post
Base brakes, not SP ones.
Correct-o-mundo! A 16" rim will clear the "Base" brakes. If you are running the Sport brakes the smallest you are going to run is an 18" rim. A Street/Drag Radial in 18" is pretty much worthless at this power level. Regardless of how soft the compound is there is not enough sidewall to create a wrinkle/flex and grab traction.

On our 1,000+ HP Mustangs we run a 15" rim in the rear with a 28"x10.5" slick.

Hope this clears it up for those who are asking.

Tony
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