[laynlo15]

If your willing to run a slick/skinnys in the hoosier package like mine you will save a 100lbs total from your stock setup. But you really need to have a trailer since you can't drive them to the track. I run the 28x10-17 Hoosier slicks on 17x9 race stars on the rear and hoosier 28x4.5 or what ever they are on the fronts, they've been on there for 3 seasons.

[chross12]

Sounds great time. I just have to get a friend to tote the tires there.

[meSSohappy]

Originally Posted by laynlo15

If your willing to run a slick/skinnys in the hoosier package like mine you will save a 100lbs total from your stock setup. But you really need to have a trailer since you can't drive them to the track. I run the 28x10-17 Hoosier slicks on 17x9 race stars on the rear and hoosier 28x4.5 or what ever they are on the fronts, they've been on there for 3 seasons.

And this setup fits on the 18 ZL1 with stock brakes? Spacers? Off set? I currently run a MT ET DR on 20" stock rims. This will be my last season on these tires and need to upgrade.

[18ss376]

Originally Posted by laynlo15

If your willing to run a slick/skinnys in the hoosier package like mine you will save a 100lbs total from your stock setup. But you really need to have a trailer since you can't drive them to the track. I run the 28x10-17 Hoosier slicks on 17x9 race stars on the rear and hoosier 28x4.5 or what ever they are on the fronts, they've been on there for 3 seasons.

I drive on mine to the track every time I race, 30 min. one way on DR's been doing it since DR's were invented. Also have them on when I drive to local street races.

I use the Weld RT-S S71 wheels, 17x10 on the rear & 17x6 on the front.

[SGDM]

I am running 17” Race Star Recluse with MT skinnies and 315s on rear, saves 100 lbs.