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yep....mmhhm.......yep...
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whats a new set of slicks cost? not the best but decent
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Get some old 14" steels for the prelude s or whateva is 4 on 4-1/2
14" slick is a nice set up for your horsepower. bigger rim/slick can be better or it can just snap you effing axles real quick lmao |
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yep....mmhhm.......yep...
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what do slicks cost?
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yep....mmhhm.......yep...
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yeah i will ask.....
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I've found that unless you go crazy, a set of decent slicks will be around $300 a pair. And don't go with steelies, those things are HEAVY. Grab a pair of the lightest wheels you can find.
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You're right about the weight ^^
I was just thinking cheap and $300 is about right for the slicks but you can find smaller 14 for cheaper with some searching. |
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Add some tire presure. Ppl always say drop your pressure cuz they dont understand that with a stiff sidewall street tire, droping pressure doesnt work like it does with slicks. Inflate your tires to the full recomended pressure, and drop it from there. I bet youll notice a drop in your 60fts before you get to 25 psi, and a gain after you start gettin lower than 25. Always make sure the tire pressures are the same from side to side. Also, a 2 second 60ft on street tires is pretty damn good for a FWD car.
The best way to spool your turbo in the lights is to get a 2 step. Theyre cheap and do just what you want. But, like it was already said, if your havin traction problems now theres no need to be spooled on the launch. |
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