A few 1450 questions?

[Durty_white_boy]

1. Whats the preferred tire you guys running im getting new tires and going to be racing next season and what to know what you use, whats out there, and size?

2.What track with you i beam boys have?

3. Is everyone using equal length or some extended beams?

4. Average speed on course? threw whoops? straights?

5 What size fuel cell? i got a 32 gallon, should i upgrade mine is not metal will it work?

I know lots of questions, i just figured better to ask than waste a lot of money for know reason, you guys rock!

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[down4glamis]

35" is the standard now adays. 1 trip aroudn barstow b with 33"s and you will see.]

typically, 80"+ on track width, but 84" is more along the norm

people use equallenth, and both extnd beams, depends on the budget, truck, and driver

average speed varies. 100+, 25mph, 65average.

i have a 28gallon cell, which is only, ok(no it sucks) for local races. my 4.0 v6 can get as bad as 4mpg. need 40+ cell to sit happy


good luck. just dont go out there expecting to win, itll take some time to get the truck dialed...

[1450-ranger]

1. Whats the preferred tire you guys running im getting new tires and going to be racing next season and what to know what you use, whats out there, and size?
35" tires work alot better and the ride is much better. These will be harder on hubs and steering, so if your truck is minimal, 33"s will keep the carnage down and will still work great.

2.What track with you i beam boys have?
Average for beam truck is ~81" or so outside-to-outside

3. Is everyone using equal length or some extended beams?
Both work great, equal length makes it easier to upgrade to good steering.

4. Average speed on course? threw whoops? straights?
Depends, quality of truck and team vary black to white in 1450.

5 What size fuel cell? i got a 32 gallon, should i upgrade mine is not metal will it work?
32 works great.

[Durty_white_boy]

ok so what kind of tires work best for mdr races? bfg, AT, MT, Baja's, toyos, mickeys? or just what evers is cheap i had geolanders on my last runner and they sucked!!!

[baja619]

Toyos for am all around great offroad tire. Strong / durable / heavy duty

[Durty_white_boy]

cool thanks do you use the at's or something else and what do they run for a 35 on 15 12.5 if you know off hand if not ill look it up

hey i wanted to do a bitchin fiberwerx sticker on my truck can you e-mail me the art work ? rdaley@expectalot.com

[1450-ranger]

Weve had great luck with Goodyear MTR's. Baja TA's are great tires as well.

[85yota]

for your cell to be race legal you need to have a steel/aluminum can around the plastic bladder inside. so as long as your 32 gal has that your set on the cell. and what everyone else said is 100% correct.

[Durty_white_boy]

the baja's are like 500 a piece!!! little over budget, i think im going with bfg at's?

[baja619]

cool thanks do you use the at's or something else and what do they run for a 35 on 15 12.5 if you know off hand if not ill look it up

hey i wanted to do a bitchin fiberwerx sticker on my truck can you e-mail me the art work ? rdaley@expectalot.com

For a Toyo Open Country M/T 35" X 13.50 15R will run you around $230 bottom line retail.
12.50 wide is not available in a 35" M/T Toyo Tire.

A Toyo Open Country A/T #5"x12.50 15R will run $188.34 although I dont have any personal experience with the All Terrains

The Toyos are a little pricey but are worth the price and in the long run you would save money as a BFG A/T will likely get a flat after any consideralble amount of offroading.

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