Mickey Thompson ET Streets
WOW. For anyone considering buying a spare pair of wheels and a pair of M/T ET Streets, DO IT. I had 18" fanblades, and they looked great, but I couldn't find a quality slick for an 18" rim, so I bought a set of stock 17" rims and two extra wheels and slicks from Brenspeed. I just had my slicks mounted onthe spare pair of wheels and they will sit in my garage until tracks days. If you want to see what they look like mounted, here you go:
(Don't worry, I'm not dumb enough to be driving with these on the street. I just put them on long enough to take some good pics.) [IMG]local://upfiles/42257/F2B8626718D34D3797DD523A1ABAD6B0.jpg[/IMG] [IMG]local://upfiles/42257/AFF1590CE8B54D8C98FD5C12635161F7.jpg[/IMG] [IMG]local://upfiles/42257/320E464646304D5EAD2C3031EDF42E7B.jpg[/IMG] |
RE: Mickey Thompson ET Streets
Looks sweet. I want the nitto 555r for the street I heard they're supposed to be decent. I like the mickeys on your stang though. Did you notice a diff going from 18 to 17?
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With 17"s and street tires on all four corners, I dropped a solid tenth off of my 1/4 mile compared to the 18"s. I haven't had a chance to run the slicks at the track yet, but I'll post the results when I do.
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[sm=gears.gif] I had to relearn how to launch when I switched to drag radials. Totally different for me at least. Im kinda confused. In the pic it looks like you have the 17" wheels. What happened to the fanblades? You only said you bought 2, spare wheels, but in the pic looks like all 4? Did you swap the blades for the 17"s and then buy 2 extras? I have the fanblades on in the summer, 17" bullits in the winter with snow tires. After winter I take 2 snows off and mount my dragradials on them. Sure 2 different wheels on the car at the strip, but its not a beauty contest Im trying to win, lol. Can tell when you launch what rims are on it anyway, lol I dont have any pics tho, hmmm. Ill need to make sure I snap a few next time. Have a video of me over doing the burnout for my son. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j2zXs5_ZOIA&eurl= |
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ORIGINAL: nineinchnail1024 WOW. For anyone considering buying a spare pair of wheels and a pair of M/T ET Streets, DO IT. I had 18" fanblades, and they looked great, but I couldn't find a quality slick for an 18" rim, so I bought a set of stock 17" rims and two extra wheels and slicks from Brenspeed. I just had my slicks mounted on the spare pair of wheels and they will sit in my garage until tracks days. If you want to see what they look like mounted, here you go: (Don't worry, I'm not dumb enough to be driving with these on the street. I just put them on long enough to take some good pics.) |
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M T drag radials are by far the best. I have the mt and we just bought a pair of the nittos for my wifes car. she spins them pretty bad. I do hear the nittos will outlast the mts if driving on the street though. Bf goodrich looks good and I cant personally say how they work because I have not ran them but a friend of mine has and he switched to the mts and it hooks a lot better.
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ORIGINAL: 06tyrfryr M T drag radials are by far the best. I have the mt and we just bought a pair of the nittos for my wifes car. she spins them pretty bad. I do hear the nittos will outlast the mts if driving on the street though. Bf goodrich looks good and I cant personally say how they work because I have not ran them but a friend of mine has and he switched to the mts and it hooks a lot better. |
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ORIGINAL: Stoenr Did you swap the blades for the 17"s and then buy 2 extras? |
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ORIGINAL: wingman75 Great but how do they perform on the track. |
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