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Tubes in Micky T's ET Drag
New to this game, Summit & mickey T says to run the tubes, but RJ race cars book says no way? what do you do?
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I've got tubes in mine. No problems. Running low 9's.
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Tubeless for sure. They'll work better.....but they do leak. I run Goodyears tubeless too.
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Tubes
I ran my Hoosiers tubeless and coated the complete inside of the tire with Ivory soap before mounting them. The soap seals the tires without adding weight and never had a problem with the tire leaking down. It's an option.
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I've ran both. Car worked the same either way, but Tubes are pretty heavy.
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Tubeless all the way. lod school for me no rubbers.
Tubes seem to push on the center more. I would say whichever you prefer will be just fine........Works both ways. |
Depending on how big your tires are, tubes can effect the way the tires wrinkle on launch. I'd run tubeless if possible.
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I have some steel rally rims I ran tubes in, but now I want to try tubless. What valve stem would I use, now that the hole was drilled to 1/2" ?
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You can get valve stems at Jegs or whereever that will work in a .453 or .625 hole. These are what I had to get with the wheels on my truck, the guy I got them from used tubes.
http://www.jegs.com/i/Detroit+Wheels...900-4/10002/-1 |
Thanks, Its been a long time since I bolted in all my valve stems, and could not remember how they sealed.
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