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#1
03-13-2010, 01:03 AM
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Re: Red line radial versus bias ply
couple things about the Coker's
they have NO speed rating.. they may not be round... take that for what it's worth
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03-13-2010, 02:21 AM
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Re: Red line radial versus bias ply
-------Hooooeee!!! Jim is so right about that. The Cokers are just redlines installed on a very cheaply constructed tire,,,IMHO.
 .......Bill S
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#3
03-13-2010, 04:37 AM
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Re: Red line radial versus bias ply
I hear ya on the Bleche-White. What the heck is that stuff made out of anyway?
 It does do a nice job on the redlines. I usually spray some Bleche-White onto a rag, then wipe the sidewalls. But I tell ya, you get some on your fingers (when it soaks through a towel), and the stuff feels weird, and it's hard to get off your fingertips even after a few scrubbings with Go-Jo. My Firestones balanced nicely. But (and this is weird) when I switch between some BFG T/A's (14x7) and F70 redline Firestones (two sets of rally wheels, all balanced and done up nicely), the steering wheel is not centered, but the car still goes down the road straight!  Don't know which set is the problem, I suspect the radials. Since I don't change very often, I simply unbolt the steering wheel and moved it a few notches. But it's weird because the car still goes down the road straight and does not pull with either set of wheels/tires on the car.
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03-13-2010, 05:19 AM
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Re: Red line radial versus bias ply
Well, I have bias on the Camaro. Nothing can take the place of Goodyear E75-15's on the front and L60-15's on the rear. IT DOES SUCK when the tires want to follow every groove....That why I drive it fast. On the other-hand, the Big car Impala rides GREAT with the Coker Radials, especially down the NJTP or 295.
Oh yea....that is Courtney Hansen from Speedvision PowerBlock TV doing an interview using the two Rats as a backdrop.    Jeff x 2 
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03-13-2010, 07:30 PM
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Re: Red line radial versus bias ply
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That's really cool Jeff!  [/ QUOTE ] I have a 16x20 (ish) framed photo of Jeff's Camaro hanging in my garage. It's the photo where he's lighting them up on the street. The quintessential muscle car image.
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03-14-2010, 04:34 AM
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Re: Red line radial versus bias ply
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[ QUOTE ] That's really cool Jeff! [/ QUOTE ] I have a 16x20 (ish) framed photo of Jeff's Camaro hanging in my garage. It's the photo where he's lighting them up on the street. The quintessential muscle car image. [/ QUOTE ] I have one too! Jeff's a cool cat! 
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03-13-2010, 07:32 PM
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Re: Red line radial versus bias ply
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couple things about the Coker's they have NO speed rating.. they may not be round... take that for what it's worth [/ QUOTE ] Yeah, I got lucky with my Cokers--they balanced easily (not a lot of weight). I'll probably go with the UVT F70 pinner whites.
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