RJM02GTDrag

I just read on a previous post that BFG drag radials are treacherous in the rain, with a safe top speed of 35 MPH, maybe this was an exageration but I need to know the truth about their wet road performance, I was about to order a pair.

N2OJunkie

yes they are by nature, no enough grip when road is wet, and hydroplaning is a big factor too.</P>

Dan04COBRA

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Absolute bull, I had them on a 250RWHP Iroc-z and they still hooked in the rain. <IMG src=smileys/smiley3.gif border="0"></P>

hotrodman

just dont drive in the rain....

N2OJunkie

yeah right, just go over 60 MPH on the highway, hit a puddle and then we talk about it, if you live to do so..<IMG src=smileys/smiley3.gif border="0">

gio_09_75

My buddy has the BFGOODRICH drag radials on his SVT and trust me you dont want to buy them. On a hot day they melt but they stick like glue, but get a drop of water and ure figure skating. Stay away from them if you can.

lpstang

what are the best set of drag radials to get?</P>


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Dan04COBRA

BFG Goodrich Comp TA's.</P>


Nitto's are horrid. I had BFG's on my Iroc-z and did plenty of highway driving, IN THE RAIN. Had no problems whatsoever. </P>

vfast

yeah 20 in a 65mph zone..*L*..bfg's are a grat radial *L* a melt on the road maybe in the desert...I don't know about you but I don't do any racing in the rain so it should be an issuse. I use another set doing the week then it takes like 10 mins to change'em to go play..

ricekiller2003

I wouldn't run them in the rain...BFG's, Nittos....if you get caught, be careful at least...had a friend wreck driving back from the track on those...</P>