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Did the Tiger have 13" wheels?
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Yes, the Tiger arrived with 13". Not certain but about 5.5" wide. Did I mention inadequate?
My GT2 used to run on 8X13 rims shod with Goodyear Bluestreaks, about 9.5" wide. Definitely mo stukum mo adequate.
SCCA now allows 15 or 16's and 8 or 9 wide. Assuming one can fit them, that will certainly help glue the ponies to the ground.
My GT2 used to run on 8X13 rims shod with Goodyear Bluestreaks, about 9.5" wide. Definitely mo stukum mo adequate.
SCCA now allows 15 or 16's and 8 or 9 wide. Assuming one can fit them, that will certainly help glue the ponies to the ground.
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