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My Nova is much like a stocker, I just purchased some new Aluma stars all the way around. Am I correct in the fact that I will not have to drill them for rim screws if I switch to Radial slicks?
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Tony,
No -screws or anything else, just mount them and go racing... Hope your rims are one piece or you might need some silicone.... LOL
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I never ran screws and never had a problem. But the slicks may rotate several inches through the first several runs, then "settle in". I put a shoe polish mark on the tire next to the valve stem to gauge any movement. Swapping tires from side-to-side between races could help get it back closer to the original location. If you are nit-picky, you can always check the balance again after it "settles". But it's usually not noticable.
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I have a set of Cragar Draglites (10" wide) that I run and the Hoosiers always slip on them. I asked the Hoosier guys and they said put screws in them. I did, problem solved. Other racers use the same tire, same rim no screws and they never move. I'd try no screws first, follow Myron's tire marking proceedure and see what they do.
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