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Slicks Question...
OK...If I were to say, get a good deal on some slicks, what would be a good size for my 2000 PSD?
I would think that a 16 or 17 inch wheel would be the best to clear the brakes and still be light enough. I'm thinking about some stock 16" wheels. So, a better question would be: "What would be a good size slick for a stock PSD wheel?" |
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There aren't many slicks available in a 16" rim size. These are as close as I've found so far: MandHTires.com It wouldn't fit on a 7" wide rim, you'd need a 10". Plus, they aren't exactly cheap. |
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Yeah yeah...I was just thinking about it...I've got someone who is selling some 16" slicks and was wondering if they were the right size. (I suck at tire sizes!)
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