so the drag strip is about to open again, what size...
#12
Re: so the drag strip is about to open again, what size...
Originally Posted by rawr
i just picked the ones that look the coolest, no techinical bias what so ever. I like to run on snow tires soaked in oil.
#13
Re: so the drag strip is about to open again, what size...
lol werd...jd once my tax money comes in i'm comming ur way...i need to get tuned for the track plus i have 2 new builds in progress i need to talk to you about
#14
Re: so the drag strip is about to open again, what size...
We put a set of Mickey Thompson drag radials on my friends Nova and they are just awesome.Ten fold better than BFG but the smallest I believe they come in is 235 so you will need adjustable coils or a non lowered car.
#17
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Originally Posted by samson
What's a good street tire for 14inch steelies?
#18
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Originally Posted by rawr
get the ones with the sweetest adds in the import magazine with the coolest looking tread patteren.
http://www.bfgoodrichtires.com/bfgap...p?source=micro
those shatterd the 1.0 g barrier!!!! and leading tuners and racers push them to the limit!
remember, the more brests in the add. The better traction you get.
http://www.bfgoodrichtires.com/bfgap...p?source=micro
those shatterd the 1.0 g barrier!!!! and leading tuners and racers push them to the limit!
remember, the more brests in the add. The better traction you get.
#20
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Originally Posted by Joseph Davis
There are still a handful of the original Falken Azenis floating around. $40-48/per tire, they have an H-speed rating due to having sidewall >55, but it is the same R rated compound used on the larger tire sizes.
No joke? Only $50 max for those? I was going to sell my rims for an even more sleeper look. Do you have a link otherwise I'll search on tirerack.com. Any particular size or should I rock the 225/60/14?
http://www.vulcantire.com/azenis_t.htm ?
JP