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Tom-Guy 02-23-2006 12:53 PM

Re: so the drag strip is about to open again, what size...
 
Get to HT for DR recommendations, in the Drag Racing forum, ask for what hooks best at the track. The $bling$ niggr0xes will steer you right.

Cray91 02-23-2006 12:53 PM

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. :y I like to run on snow tires soaked in oil.

The newer Gforce T/A street tires are pretty nice. No idea about their drag radials.

TurbodEG 02-23-2006 12:56 PM

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

90dx 02-23-2006 04:53 PM

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.

Guy-Fast 02-23-2006 04:56 PM

Re: so the drag strip is about to open again, what size...
 
I have used nitto's and on the street not to shabby at the track well not worth it but a cool street tire

samson 02-23-2006 05:18 PM

Re: so the drag strip is about to open again, what size...
 
What's a good street tire for 14inch steelies? Would it be beneficial to just buy 225 super wide tires?


JP

Tom-Guy 02-23-2006 05:35 PM

Re: so the drag strip is about to open again, what size...
 

Originally Posted by samson
What's a good street tire for 14inch steelies?

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.

Random Hero 02-23-2006 05:38 PM

Re: so the drag strip is about to open again, what size...
 

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. ^-^

I hit 1.03g in my hatch with geforce sports 205/50/15

Random Hero 02-23-2006 05:39 PM

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i used nitto 555's at the track and i really did not like them, I would op for the BFG's as i have seen 1.8 60ft on them.. i couldnt get under 1.98 (best) on the 555's.

samson 02-23-2006 05:40 PM

Re: so the drag strip is about to open again, what size...
 

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


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