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Old 03-11-2007   #16 (permalink)
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Yes, the M&H 325/45-17 will fit a 17x9 wheel. They are not a true 325. They are about 28" dia, with a 10" tread width and a 12" section width (roughly the same as my 275/50-17 Nittos). My 17x9 bullitts have a 45mm offset, so they will be perfect.
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thanks Don! thought you would add your 02 to this

what about the swaybar relocation brackets..are these still needed? does this bracket also relocate the shock?
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thanks Don! thought you would add your 02 to this

what about the swaybar relocation brackets..are these still needed? does this bracket also relocate the shock?
I'll be using the same 17x9 wheels I have had for the past 25,000 miles, so the swaybar won't be an issue.
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Yeah, the 555Rs are a good compromise. Most of the modded guys around here are running those. I just wasn't thinking of them as a true drag radial, but I guess they are.
Those were the ones I was actually leaning towards. Or the BFG drag radials. Both of those may have a little more grip on moist pavement than the M/T slicks-type tire. Thanks for the opinions, everybody!
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Those were the ones I was actually leaning towards. Or the BFG drag radials. Both of those may have a little more grip on moist pavement than the M/T slicks-type tire. Thanks for the opinions, everybody!
The Nittos 555r's are not bad in the rain at all and they last but they dont hook that great (got to heat-em up). The BFGs hook great but dont last and get much more scary in the rain. I run 305/45/18 555r's on my stock rim (9.5 inch) because there are soo few 18inch DR choices out right now. MT has a bunch of 18 inch DR options coming out in a few months FYI. You will be fine with 555r's.
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