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#41 Posted : Monday, 25 October 2010 7:10:31 PM(UTC)
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Originally posted by HK1837
Did the HDT HT 1837's actually run on production tyres?

Good question.

To my knowledge most of them ran on Michelin or Pirelli radials, which were a production option back then. The rules allowed any tyre to be used as long as they were standard size & street legal. This was before the days of racing slicks.


It is well documented that Bruce McPhee ran Michelin XAS tyres in 1968.

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#42 Posted : Monday, 25 October 2010 7:43:26 PM(UTC)
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That's right, it was the Fords than tried disguised race rubber in 1969 and blamed that for not winning.

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