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![]() Yeah, best to do a search. But since I'm already here......
![]() If they're for the track, get slicks. Or at least MT ET Streets, which is the same thing mostly. I'm not sure if you can get a 275 on the 8" rim but I'd go as wide as I can fit personally. Pull the quads and pound out the wheel wells. ![]() If they're for the street but not bad weather go with the BFG D/R's they hook the hardest. If driveablility and length of life is important go with the Nitto D/R's.
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