Bizzar

You know my post count is rapidly decreasing around here. HMT is getting gayer by the day with sarcastic remarks and posts. Time to rip off the sticker I suppose, I wouldnt want to send someone here just to get flamed. Thanks to those with logical and usefull comments and ---- off to those others. You know who you are. I have a set of slicks that I run but I am looking for more traction during everyday use. Changing tires all the time becomes a PITA not to mention the studs I have had to replace. I probably have more track time than 90% of you buttnuts. I also do know how to control my car but feathering the throttle at 70 gets old. All I was looking for was some experience running these ------- tires. I'll just go with a $500 boost controller no?

Thanks once again HMT <---sarcasm

AgentMurdoc

you're welcome

buk9tp

buying dot slicks is like buying all season tires.

dot slicks/radials whatever dont give u full advantage on the track.. or on the road/wet conditions

all season tires dont give u full advantage at the road or in the winter.. now if u had a set of slicks.. and dd tires..

just like you buy a set of winter tires and touring tires ud be much better off...

changing tires and it being a PITA vs a NASTY car accident cause u were too lazy to change rims?

if its thats much of a PITA and u get as much track time as ur bragging about getting why dont u just pick up a winter beating?

Bizzar

Wife says I dont need one hah! Trust me I have tried many times. I also live in FL where winter/summer cars/tires dont mean ----. The Honda is sort of my toy car but its also the DD. I have a 70 nova I'm building for the track and the track racing will probably stop on the Civic once thats completed. I just sold my 79 Camino so a beater is looking more possible. I am guilty of the occasional street race and just looking for some more traction thats all. Going to go with the KDW's I'll let you guys know how they work out. These Azenis are not cracked up to be what people say they are. 2 thumbs down from me. JUNK!

IndianRide

my bfg drag radials worked great in the rain surprisingly, I also kinda drive like a grandma most of the time.

FooK

ahh yes, bfg DR's....great for 2.0 60ft's but a lil rough on the road...

it rains alot here in oregon too, but it wasn't all that bad driving on them. i just expected them to spin in throttle on the straights and made sure to be out of the throttle in corners and they weren't too bad.

Zeniceguycrx

Whats your setup

NBLKID

i loved my bfg's

87na_rx7

i had the bfg's they hooked good but only lasted an oil change . now im rocking the nitto 555r's they hook good to and are more forgiving in the rain