Forgeline Motorsports Offers New Monoblock Beadlock Wheels for Drag Racing
Forgeline Motorsports, the family-owned Dayton, Ohio-based manufacturer of racing and consumer specialty wheels has long wanted to enter the drag racing industry.
Forgeline Motorsports, the family-owned Dayton, Ohio-based manufacturer of racing and consumer specialty wheels has long wanted to enter the drag racing industry.
Just purchased a Jeep and looking for your first upgrades? Our Friends over at Extreme Terrain have just what you need to get you started on your Off-Road journey!
SEMA Hall of Fame member Ray Lipper passed away recently in his hometown of Santa Fe Springs, California.
The idea of owning a monster truck is extremely attractive. Before you start searching for one online, however, you may want to learn what makes a truck monstrous, because if you build it yourself, you can save literally thousands of dollars.
When it comes to the world of off-roading, there are a few things the layman will point out to define an off-road vehicle. The very first will always be the wheels and tires.
There are different moments when, during a race weekend, managing the tires correctly can reap huge rewards.
Changing the tire on your strip burner is one of the first how-tos you should learn how to do.
Measuring for proper wheel and tire fitment isn’t rocket science, but it does take some thought.
In the last issue, we took an involved look at the business end of the car – the tires. And we devoted that space specifically drag radials. But what about the front of the car?
Our drag race and street-strip wheel and tire series rolls on. This time we’ll look at the rubber part of the equation. Years ago, slicks ruled the roost in terms of drag race tires. You wanted to race? You ran slicks. But today, many popular racing categories mandate radial tires.