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Hoosier sale

Jim E

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They are having a sale on discontinued tires and have a road racing tire that would fit an Alpine,[22.5 X 7.5X 13 for $80 ea.] not sure if it is something you fellows racing pines could use but there it is. What I am wondering if a set of them would hook up on the rear of my V6 car....

https://www.hoosiertire.com/discontinuedtires.htm
 
They are having a sale on discontinued tires and have a road racing tire that would fit an Alpine,[22.5 X 7.5X 13 for $80 ea.] not sure if it is something you fellows racing pines could use but there it is. What I am wondering if a set of them would hook up on the rear of my V6 car....

Hi,

I noticed at the last historic race meeting that there were alot of cars that used the hoosier tyres. Are these one of the better tyres or are they just good value for money?

Thanks, Robin.
 
The hoosiers are a good tire and stick much better than most of the other vintage rubber but that's the rub.... depending on the group that you run with you would be restricted from running them.

For example, VSCCA and General Racing, LTD, requires the hard compound Dunlops and Goodyears. Not to mention 5.50 are about as wide as they will let you go....For the Alpine these run about $250/tire! I have never run the Hoosiers but I bet they make a big difference.

The good news, for those in the Mid-west/South, SVRA lets you run the Hoosiers.

Jim, I would check to see if they are DOT legal.... They might not be suitable for road use.

Steve
 
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