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can i fit a 15" rim on the back of a cobra?

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Old 08-17-2005, 05:37 AM
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Default can i fit a 15" rim on the back of a cobra?

the back rotors are 11.625" dia so what you guys think?
 
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Old 08-17-2005, 07:00 AM
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From what I understand you can run a 15x10" rim with 6.5" Backspacing without problems. You might have to grind the caliper some depending on the design.

I know Bogarts and some Weld Wheels do fit. I'm opting for a set of Weld Pro Stars in a few weeks I'll let you know how they go.

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Old 08-18-2005, 10:03 AM
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ur best et was that with nos?
 
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Old 08-18-2005, 12:31 PM
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unfortunately yes, that was before the tune on a warm evening. Best 60ft. was 2.19. That was easing out of the clutch at about 2500rpms, basically a very very conservative launch. I was dissapointed with the nitrous times, but it was my first and only time out on the spray.

For what it's worth there were 3 03 Cobra's at the track, and only 1 ran a quicker E.T all had 2-3 less mph then me....he had drag radials, intake, exhaust and pulley I believe.

Off the spray before the tune, clutch, flywheel, and al driveshaft It pulled 8.92 @82 mph.

Now that the car is tuned I'm going to get more aggressive with my launch technique, I've got the new injectors, Upper and Lower control arms, and maybe some Drag radials and wheels on the way. The car should be good for Low 7's at low-mid 90's mph once I get the nitrous dialed in and driving technique down.

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Old 08-18-2005, 12:49 PM
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best i got with just the cai was 9.39 with a 2.39 60' @ 78 in 88 or 90 degree sticky weather
 
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My cars best time was a 8.60 @ 79mph with nothing but 245/45 dr's,intake spacer,3.73 gears,cold air,pullies and welded on flows! ..
 
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Old 08-18-2005, 02:44 PM
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Traction and launch is where the E.T. is. My 82 mph is a 7 second time slip with traction. i've got traction aids coming, upper and lower control arms. HPM Megabite Jr. Lowers, Steeda Aluminum Adj. uppers and some Weld Pro Stars with Mickey Thompson E.T. Street Radials and a 5,500 rpm launch will get the car cooking like it needs to be.

Congrats on the 8.60 thats a killer time considering the mods.
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Originally Posted by Lightning247

Congrats on the 8.60 thats a killer time considering the mods.
Philip K.
Yeah, considering the mods and the weight of my vert!
 
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