so what size/type of tires are fitted there?

 

they are 245/40/18 in the front and 275/35/18 in the rear....however when i drove around tonight for about 10 mins i hit a bump and the rears hit fenders...so i have some work to do! What about your tire choices?



man i am slow tonight...they are kumho 712's

 

because they are a good design, one of the best for optimizing the strength to weight ratio of any material.



the bending moments are the greatest at the center of the rim, so that part is thicker. good design



the "webbing" integrates triangulation, and triangles are the best design for structures since they cannot deform without deforming the sides.



as a result of the above, those style of rims are the best design for both lateral and longitudinal loading, optimizing stiffness and thus allowing a lower weight for a set strength.

 

I went with Pirelli PZero's, avail only in 225/40 and 255/35, but I'm sure they'll be sweeeeeet when I finally get this ccar moving under it's own power, lol

 

haha..i know the feeling...what are you doing to it?

 

I took it apart 3 weeks ago for a ProfecB Spec2 and a Racelogic Traction Control unit and SS Midpipe, then broke my arm.. It's a friggin miracle I couls install those wheels and the hood. There's no way in hell I can finish all the little stuff that requires articulation of both wrists, though. lol

 

Sinful - How'd you break your arm?

 

sinful--i can see how that woudl slow you up a bit...i just bought a profec b spec 2 as well and it works great!

 

Dammit!! You HAVE to HELP ME!!!!

Mine was bought used off Ebay, and it came complete, MINUS THE POWER CORD ! Can you help me figure out which pin is + and which is - ?Then I can fab something from radio shack parts.



CGeek2k - Snowmobiling in winter park. Fucked up the landing of a jump.

 

Ha, the only time I ever broke something was Snowboarding. I took out my right arm, left leg, left collar bone, and cracked like 5 ribs. It was a miracle that I'm still alive. Happened about 5 years ago, I haven't gotten back onto a board since.