<VV> Wheels for budget racing

[Bryan Blackwell]

Hi Ron,

You can use either of those on a stock wheel.  A wider wheel will 
perform better, but understand that it is a small improvement - a set 
of brand new Hoosiers on stock rims will easily outperform those tires 
on 7" wide wheels, which would be a good size.  For starting out, you 
could use a set of these tires and stock wheels, then upgrade the whole 
package when you wear them out.  Good luck!
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Bryan Blackwell bryan at skiblack.com
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On Dec 8, 2005, at 8:19 PM, Ron Guy wrote:

> I am building an autocross car with a friend. It will be a none 
> licensed car.
> We were able to pick up a couple sets of tires cheap.
> 4 each 205 60 R 13 A048 and 4 each 185 60 R 13 A008R.
> How wide a rim do I need for racing this size tire and will I have to 
> have
> them fabricated and where do I get that done or........
> is anyone running this size tire on stock rims? This is all new stuff 
> to me.