Drag Radials...BFG, Mickeys, or Hoosiers?
#23
RE: Drag Radials...BFG, Mickeys, or Hoosiers?
ORIGINAL: NoGo95GT
I cannot stand my nittos. They wouldn't stick at the track. Best 60ft I got was a 2.001[:'(]They are all right on the street and rain. I've had mine since September and put150 miles on them a week. My dad runs Bfg's on his 67 Chevelle SS. He's got a stock suspension and chasis and puts out518rwtq at 1100rpm. He gets 1.9 60ft times out of them.
I cannot stand my nittos. They wouldn't stick at the track. Best 60ft I got was a 2.001[:'(]They are all right on the street and rain. I've had mine since September and put150 miles on them a week. My dad runs Bfg's on his 67 Chevelle SS. He's got a stock suspension and chasis and puts out518rwtq at 1100rpm. He gets 1.9 60ft times out of them.
Hell, I can get a 1.9 on street tires, I imagine I can get that on my Nittos.
#24
RE: Drag Radials...BFG, Mickeys, or Hoosiers?
I have the M/T et's on my 85 coupe with a 351w. The car runs 7.20 in the eight and they hook really well at a track that is notfamous forhooking. I run about 9psi in them. They do wear fast on the street. 60 Ft times are in the low 1.40's.
#25
RE: Drag Radials...BFG, Mickeys, or Hoosiers?
Something ppl don't realize is you have to smoke the crap out of the nittos for them to hook. Track prep is a key also. Here's a vid of when I ran 17" nittos a couple years ago. No problem hooking.
#27
RE: Drag Radials...BFG, Mickeys, or Hoosiers?
WOuld i be able to run a M/t et 275/40/17 on a 17" cobra R wheels on 89 notch back in the rear or would i have to take off the quad shocks??? id like to go to a thicer sidewall, like even a 50 or 55 but im not sure if any companies make one for drag radial.
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