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DRR Trophy |
What's the best way to keep drag radial from shifting on the rim without screws? Scuff up bead area and hi-tack applied to both bead area and bead of tire? What type of hi-tack. Some harden and some stay soft. | ||
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DRR Sportsman |
Hitack works, but all my radial guys either don't have problems or they get beadlocks. | |||
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DRR Sportsman |
Permatex High tach spread it on pretty liberal. You need to let them set a couple of days before running them or they will turn an inch. if you leave the high tack set for a couple of days they wont turn at all, in my experience, but were not hitting real hard either. Most important, keep the shiny side up | |||
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DRR S/Pro |
I screwed them 20 years ago. I don’t do anything special at all anymore. Bring them to the local Goodyear shop who mounts them the same way they mount passenger car tires, then I put them on the car and go racing. Tony Leonard | |||
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DRR S/Pro |
I use hair spray, it's worked on bias and radials. Clean the bead and the rim with lacquer thinner or similar. | |||
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DRR Elite |
I’ve run radial slicks since 1999 and they have never been screwed, glued nor have I use hair spray. Been 1.28 60 foot @ 3880 lbs. and 1.17 @ 3144 lbs. both off the footbrake and my slicks never move. | |||
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