Drag Radials
08-23-2009, 09:17 PM
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Not sure who you are asking. The ET Streets I run aren't drag radials, they are bias ply tires, I only use them at the track. You don't want to get caught in any kind of rain on these tires. I run my regular wheels (18s) and tires on the front at the track (the ones pictured in my sig).
08-23-2009, 09:30 PM
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Not sure who you are asking. The ET Streets I run aren't drag radials, they are bias ply tires, I only use them at the track. You don't want to get caught in any kind of rain on these tires. I run my regular wheels (18s) and tires on the front at the track (the ones pictured in my sig).
Hows are the ET streets?
I am looking for a set of DRs for next season to really grip and get my 60 ft.s down as well-
(sorry about the thread jack!)
08-24-2009, 11:01 AM
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I run 255/40/18s up front with 35psi. and the sway bar on.
If you take the front sway bar off it will improve your 60s. If you really want great 60s
go to a 15" tire, take off the front sway bar and get some skinnies up front.
If you take the front sway bar off it will improve your 60s. If you really want great 60s
go to a 15" tire, take off the front sway bar and get some skinnies up front.
08-24-2009, 12:32 PM
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I might run the MT drag radials out back and skinnies up front but I am still pretty clueless in how to pick tires. I'd be happy with 1.8 60 ft.s 1.5 and I'd be amazed..
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