Don
 
Here's some good advise DON"T DO IT! but if you insist,
take a look at this site
 
 http://www.mickeythompsontires.com/pr18.html
 
 
and then call this guy
 
http://www.kosmanracing.com/
 
 
for a wheel, the 17" combo is a good deal and here's proof
 
 http://www.dragbike.com/news/05-00/052600a.htm
 
add about 10K to the mix in motor mods and broken
parts and your going to have a blast! or did you you
see what Brock was sitting on?
 
Gary  VMOA 614
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
----- Original Message -----
From: "Don Seel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "V-MAX TECH LIST" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, September 27, 2000 10:20 AM
Subject: drag slick

> Hello all,
>
>     To make a long story short, I went racing this last weekend, for the
> first time since I got my Nitrous system fully operational.  I found that by
> the end of the day, I couldn't keep the tire from spinning while heading
> down the track.  There were even times when the front wheel was off the
> ground a foot and a half AND the rear wheel was spinning (all this at 95
> mph).  I bet if it was a warmer day (it froze at the track that morning)
> things would have been better, but I am now considering a slick.  I went to
> the Goodyear website and found some info, but am looking toward experience
> with VMaxes and slicks.  It appears that most of the slicks available are
> 18".  That's just fine, as I assumed I would have to buy a new wheel for the
> slick.  How wide can I fit in the swingarm?  I see that Goodyear makes a
> 5.5" and 7" wide slick in 18" rim size.  Also, are there wheelie bar kits
> available for the max, or will I have to fabricate them?  One more thing,
> who makes a stonger-than-stock driveshaft?
>
> Don Seel
>
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