pro bracket radials
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pro bracket radials
Has anyone on here tried the PBR yet and was it with a beadlock wheel or not. because I know you can't run screws and I tried a set and the tire is just spinning on the wheel. i want to see how they work. but it looks like I'm going to need to beadlock my wheel first
larry552- Posts : 335
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Bead locks and radials
Every car
with horsepower and the set up to hook have had bead locks.
with horsepower and the set up to hook have had bead locks.
Roger Dyess- Posts : 16
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Re: pro bracket radials
My first time out with the Pro Bracket Radials was the Ford race at U S 60.My junk was 1.21 60 ft with no bead locks.I know that is not as quick as a lot of others but i was more than pleased with mine.
biglucky- Posts : 213
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Re: pro bracket radials
From what I hear, pressure needs to be higher than a bias slick. Maybe low pressure is causing a weak bead bond?
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Re: pro bracket radials
biglucky wrote:My first time out with the Pro Bracket Radials was the Ford race at U S 60.My junk was 1.21 60 ft with no bead locks.I know that is not as quick as a lot of others but i was more than pleased with mine.
Nice 60 ft. time what's your engine specs?
Mark Miller- Posts : 1958
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Re: pro bracket radials
I ran 18 lbs at US 60 and going to add a little next time out. Mark Miller 512 a429 heads 4.22 rear gear and a 2 speed trans.
biglucky- Posts : 213
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Re: pro bracket radials
biglucky wrote:I ran 18 lbs at US 60 and going to add a little next time out. Mark Miller 512 a429 heads 4.22 rear gear and a 2 speed trans.
Are you N/A?I have A-429 heads but just 466 Cubic Inches and a C-4 3 speed and 3.73 gears!!!
Mark Miller- Posts : 1958
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Re: pro bracket radials
Carb is a 1090 Quick Fuel.
biglucky- Posts : 213
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Re: pro bracket radials
biglucky wrote:Carb is a 1090 Quick Fuel.
Nice Carb and the valve covers look cool!!!!
Mark Miller- Posts : 1958
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Re: pro bracket radials
you guys running these are you on singles up front or doubles? shocks that is
5pointslow- Posts : 1408
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Re: pro bracket radials
you guys running singles or doubles adj shocks on these
i like the idea of this tire , but having stange singles coil overs i have been leaning towards the bias slick stiff 28x10.5
i like the idea of this tire , but having stange singles coil overs i have been leaning towards the bias slick stiff 28x10.5
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Re: pro bracket radials
Strange singles up front on mine.
biglucky- Posts : 213
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Re: pro bracket radials
Pretty sure I'm going to get a set after this season is over to try starting next year. Have heard good things about them, and would like to give them a shot.
Maxx Levell- Posts : 87
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Re: pro bracket radials
on a good sticky track they work great
larry552- Posts : 335
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Re: pro bracket radials
biglucky wrote:I ran 18 lbs at US 60 and going to add a little next time out. Mark Miller 512 a429 heads 4.22 rear gear and a 2 speed trans.
You have a very nice car! Don't sell it short. It runs great. a 1.21 60 is noting to sneeze at. That was on a hot daytime track.
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Re: pro bracket radials
biglucky wrote:I ran 18 lbs at US 60 and going to add a little next time out. Mark Miller 512 a429 heads 4.22 rear gear and a 2 speed trans.
if you dont mind me asking were do you have your strange singles set up front with them
Thanks
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Re: pro bracket radials
2 clicks from full tight
larry552- Posts : 335
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Re: pro bracket radials
dr's wife racing wrote:biglucky wrote:I ran 18 lbs at US 60 and going to add a little next time out. Mark Miller 512 a429 heads 4.22 rear gear and a 2 speed trans.
You have a very nice car! Don't sell it short. It runs great. a 1.21 60 is noting to sneeze at. That was on a hot daytime track.
Thanks. The old car was running pretty good that weekend, but the driver was slacking off. Struts are 3 clicks from full tight.
biglucky- Posts : 213
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Re: pro bracket radials
thanks for the info ,
new car and running index 10.00 and 10.50index
i love the idea of the radial idea but everything being new (car) and im sure be a learning curve , my guy says run a bias stiff wall slick with a tube ....but im on the fence.
new car and running index 10.00 and 10.50index
i love the idea of the radial idea but everything being new (car) and im sure be a learning curve , my guy says run a bias stiff wall slick with a tube ....but im on the fence.
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Re: pro bracket radials
i would say try the slick now because of the heat and in the cooler months try the radials
larry552- Posts : 335
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Re: pro bracket radials
with rear singles were would you run them , buddy has a set may try some at a track rental in april
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Re: pro bracket radials
Start in the middle
larry552- Posts : 335
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Re: pro bracket radials
larry552 wrote:Start in the middle
may try at some point , for now think i will stay on slicks for index racing ......seems from what i have seen radials work if the prep is good enough to remove shoes
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Re: pro bracket radials
Guy I did a pontiac for is planning on running 315 pro-radials. He bought wheels off Larry Hodge I beleive .Instead of the bead locks, money factor, he did an option where they knurled the inside lips of the wheel along the bead. It might have been a $30 option for each wheel, dont quote me on that. His will be a high 8 second car. He was told to glue them with the knurled being it's not a super fast deal.
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Re: pro bracket radials
Update. First outing all new car, foot braking th-400 3 speed trans all motor ....1.22 - 60ft no evidence of slipping the wheel on the rim. Will try to keep track of it a little better once he starts using the t-brake. This was after the 3rd pass on the car, no tweaking and no adjusting yet. These tires seem fast so far @ 18lb of air.
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