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alright for awihle now ive been slowly purchasin parts and stockin them in my garage mainly caus i wanted to do it all in one go.

I want to get as much power to the ground as possible. Im looking for some extremely fat wheels and fat tyres for a drag setups. I will only be havin the 2 fat wheels in the rear. Anyone got any ideas of reallly really fat tires n wheels and where i can get them as well as the specs on them?

Like i said im looking to get the power to the ground so am not worried about how they look at all, just need them to be massive.

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alright for awihle now ive been slowly purchasin parts and stockin them in my garage mainly caus i wanted to do it all in one go.

I want to get as much power to the ground as possible. Im looking for some extremely fat wheels and fat tyres for a drag setups. I will only be havin the 2 fat wheels in the rear. Anyone got any ideas of reallly really fat tires n wheels and where i can get them as well as the specs on them?

Like i said im looking to get the power to the ground so am not worried about how they look at all, just need them to be massive.

do you have enough power for this to be such a nececity?.. Have you thought about slicks for the strip?

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do you have enough power for this to be such a nececity?.. Have you thought about slicks for the strip?

The way i see it i could have spent a bit more money and got a hks turbo or sumfin else a bit bigger but the problem is i dont want to put that much power into an rb20 i mean the motor might be good and all but lets face it the thing will never come close to a gtr so i came to the conclusion early to just reach about 180-200rwkw and try and get as much power to the ground as possible.

Ok so the mods ive got is a full zorst, Cai, Fmic, boost controller )for more boost lol) and a rb25 turbo which has been highflowed. oh and a safc just to tune a little better.

So the next thing is the wheels...im not looking for massive horse power at the moment just ot be a beast off the line.

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it may not bu such a q about width of tyre.. but quality.. I know a higher quality 205 on stock rims hold alot better traction than a shitty pair 205. its more important the quality of the tyre than the width. spend the extra 2K an an ECU/retune, short shift kit, strip some weight.. to get a quicker 1/4 mile time

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