FishEpperson
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- 1967
Where is the best place to get redline tires. the price is ridiculous
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stove
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- 1963
The Coker bias ply redline whitewall's are the ones.
FishEpperson
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- 1967
I didn't know if I wanted bias ply or not. Just not sure. They were phasing out when I got big enough to drive lol
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stove
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I love the Bias plys on my '67... Much much better than the Redline Coker radials I had on the car.
The frame, suspension, wheels are all Bias engineered. Radial tires change everything. I will never
again put radials on a car not designed to have them. One thing to remember however, is that highways
are no longer built to accommodate these tires, with much less, or zero banking in curves. So if you notice
a performance loss in cornering, it is not so much the fault of the tire, as it is the road design.
The frame, suspension, wheels are all Bias engineered. Radial tires change everything. I will never
again put radials on a car not designed to have them. One thing to remember however, is that highways
are no longer built to accommodate these tires, with much less, or zero banking in curves. So if you notice
a performance loss in cornering, it is not so much the fault of the tire, as it is the road design.