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B-29 Superfortress taken at the airshow Saturday at the New Orleans Lakefront airport. Only 2 of these left that still fly. Same type aircraft that dropped the atomic bombs on Japan to end WW2.
B-17 Flying Fortress heavy bomber used in WW2. My uncle was a mechanic on these aircraft back then. Learned his trade at Shepherd AFB in Wichita Falls. Texas. These aircraft still flying are amazing after 70 yrs.
Truck has 32xxx on it now. Tons of tire left on them. I don't turn my traction control off
I'll get some tread measurements when I pull the wheels off the truck
Those WWII era planes are some of the coolest birds ever produced! We get a few flying into out local airport and when you see them you can't help but stop and watch!
Done with my Revisions. Truck is stout and hard as hell now to launch. Even when i don't launch it still spins hard. Kicked it WOT at 35 and just spun and kicked sideways. Log looks great, Knock is almost non existent, Holding 19.7 boost. She's definitely a runner
Finally got a good 0 to 100 run and by the datalog i'm pulling 4.9 seconds fighting for traction to 60mph. Looking at traction bars now and really thinking on getting 20" wheels and finding some Nitto 420 tires that are close to factory size. Should gain atleast a couple tenth's i would think not screwing with traction issues.
I would think the ATm's are a bit heavier. According to Tire Rack, they are 41lbs. I weighed them and my 20's at 78lbs even. So that would put the wheels around 37lbs.
What tires did you have originally? Are they the Wranglers or Perrellis?