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I just purchased a set of Hurst Slicks P225/75 15, they stand about 28" tall and are about 7-8" wide. These are NOS older ones made in Idaho and not in Oregon where the new re-capped ones are made.. Don't know if this makes a difference or not in tire construction but they were reasonably priced and should look great on the car..
Rich
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These are the 15" recaps 28" tall 7" wide. Really wakes up the look on this little small block 70 SS. Earl
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![]() ![]() How did the balance out? Is that all of the weight at 3-O'clock? |
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They required quite a bit of weight to balance. That is two big weights together at 3 O'clock. Earl
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Those slicks look great on your cars guys! Those 500's are killer Joe. Wish I still had my set!
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I'm glad this topic came about. I wanted to put some of those pie cut cheaters on my recent project. May think twice now.
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Why Jed?
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