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I agree with Dave Casey. The MT 3056st is the correct tire for stick cars.
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With tubes and screws or without?
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What is the differance between the 3056 and the 3056st Mickey? Is it is stiffer sidewall or ???? How will the 3056st work on an automatic car?
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I always run the 3066st tire. This tire is no longer available. I tried the 3066 instead. Threw them away after 12 passes. Bought the 3056st. Right back where I was before, 'cept a few more rpms... Andy Stone 1102 B/S |
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No tubes or screws
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