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Was there any difference with drag wheels out back? Before they unbalanced themselves...
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I haven't seen a set of HC tires, but if they aren't to be installed in a specific way ( inner/outer) or directional) I think they ment to flip the tires on the rim. It's possible their suspension may be a tad bit too soft, causing excessinve jounce/rebound, creating a cupping effect on the edge of the tread, giving you that slight vibration and why the new tires fixed it for a little bit. I'd have them roadforce matched, and physically inspected for abnormal patterns on the edges. Also, should get a lash check on the rear, did the tech get specs from their techline? (GM's techline can be hit/miss, they either throw a hail marry or you get a guy who was there when they developed the car and knows every nut and bolt)
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Directional tires and you can set the suspension to 3 different settings on the fly. I think the rear wheels have spun in the tire. It happened with the drag radials so its not too hard to see it happening with the rears on the street.
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Wasn't keen on messing with the powder coating on the part of the wheel you see. Hopefully on the drag wheels the glue will hold. As for the stockers, I will let dodge mess with that.
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Mark the stockers and see what happens with them.
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