Drag Radials
#1
Drag Radials
I am looking at DOT drag radials for next season and was looking for good/bad experiences with the different brands. I have about a 25 mile drive to the strip and heard the Hoosiers are not good on the street. Thanks for any input!
Tom
Tom
#2
The best thing you can get are the MT ET Street Radial. I used them before and they were awesome! I tried Hoosier Quick Time Pro's last go round and I can't wait to burn them up, I'm going back to the ET Street Radial.
Check out Danny's (70Wcars) 10.50 car pulling the wheels on a 9" ET Street Radial:
Check out Danny's (70Wcars) 10.50 car pulling the wheels on a 9" ET Street Radial:
#4
I would go with the bf goodrich tires about a inch or two less then youre regular size it will increase your gearing this way and when you pull into the strip these tires will be super sticky i pulled off a 1 thirty eight 60 ft on these tires right off the street with plenty of torque to handle.
#5
I have a pair of BFG g-force 275-60/15's that a friend gave to me used. They have a few passes left in them, but I will need to replace them after a few weekends at the strip. I haven't run them yet, so I'm not sure how they will hook.
#6
I would go with the bf goodrich tires about a inch or two less then youre regular size it will increase your gearing this way and when you pull into the strip these tires will be super sticky i pulled off a 1 thirty eight 60 ft on these tires right off the street with plenty of torque to handle.
#7
I would go with the bf goodrich tires about a inch or two less then youre regular size it will increase your gearing this way and when you pull into the strip these tires will be super sticky i pulled off a 1 thirty eight 60 ft on these tires right off the street with plenty of torque to handle.
#11
hey guys i love mts for regular slicks but seriously off the street and on the street i have had better traction with the bf goodriches. I save the sticky mickeys for super serious bottle time.
#14
#17
I have a set of mt et street radials that hook well for a street car and i also use them frequently on the highway as well. I have no complaints other than i cant seem to get more than one season on a set but i do enjoy a good smokey burnout so that could have alot to do with it! I will be buying another set next week for the bop race at cordova in 2 weeks. I get a 1.7 60ft time with a street car on about 19 lbs so thats not bad.
#18
Copper, thanks for the offer, but I want to see how the car likes the 28 inch tall tires before I decide to go to a 26 inch. I will keep you in mind if I need a shorter tire this spring.
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