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[Brent Stewart <prebee65@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

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I'm looking at getting a set of slicks for my 65 coronet. i have the stock 
wheel wells and currently have a set of 275 x 60 r 15s on them and they are 
about as big a set of tires that will fit. how do those numbers translate 
into the drag slick sizes? is it a 27" or 28" by 8" or 10" and what do i 
need to look out for? right now I'm looking for a used set to play with and 
have seen many sets on e-bay but want to make sure they will fit when i get 
them.

went to the dragstrip thisweekend and had all kinds of traction problems on 
takeoff, even turned it almost sideways off the line once. I've got a posi 
chunk the otherday which should help alot but thought a set of slicks 
couldn't hurt either... there were lots of mopars on the strip on saturday 
and most of them were srt-4 neons running real fast, some in the 12s.  Even 
a few list members made it out, Thanks for all the heplful suggestions 
encouragement. and I bested the day with a 15.087 run at approx 95 mph, with 
lots of tire spin. I have a huge list of mods for next season to do over the 
winter white months; frame connectors, carb mods, ignition upgrade , and 
putting the beast on a diet and too many others to list or afford.

I compaired results from the last outing and discovered that the timing guy 
gave ne someonelses time reciept and i never actually did a 14.043 at 103mph 
as stated a few weeks ago.

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