Thread: So I am now driving on Bias Plys tires - here's the rundown

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Originally Posted by DennyW

Hey !! That sounded kind of BIAS to me.

Yeah, but you had to "ply" it out of him.


Don

Originally Posted by Dave Severson

and I'm sure we'll see them on that goat with the big block, huh Pat????

nope i had them when i was 17 years old i never knew were it was going to land ....nothing like them go speed shift it in to 2 grear and go the other way down the city street yep there great

Originally Posted by DennyW

Sounds like you forgot something at home, and had to turn around to go get it.

yep my sun dial

I suppose all that tire spinning is a lot easier on the driveline though, isn't it??? I knew if I thought about them dang old bias ply tires long enough I could think of something good to say about them!!!!

Originally Posted by Dave Severson

I suppose all that tire spinning is a lot easier on the driveline though, isn't it??? I knew if I thought about them dang old bias ply tires long enough I could think of something good to say about them!!!!

hey they look so CoooooooooooooL

Oh yeah, the look!!!! BTW, what tires are you running on the goat? Got to start looking for some for the Camaro one of these days... 16X10.5 rears, 16X8 fronts....Any good ideas????

my mickey sportsmans are bias ply getting those to hook are a challenge i treat them like slicks and i muster a 1.8 best 60 foot time ive tried eveythiing go past the water no burnout dry hops etc treating them like a set of slicks is the best way so far.

No M/T's for me....I want this thing to handle, had M/T's before, they do not handle!!!!

Why don't you just put some slicks on?

money man, money

Originally Posted by Dave Severson

No M/T's for me....I want this thing to handle, had M/T's before, they do not handle!!!!

Why don't you just put some slicks on?

Originally Posted by gassersrule_196

money man, money

chit, money is just another way of keeping score!!!!!

i am struggaling to get my car's motor finished and am having to scimp on parts, and go cheaper then i wanted to,

Just make sure you drive it gingerly if you ever encounter wet pavement. But of course, "It never rains in California . . . "