ebr

20 " drag radials , does anyone make them or is 18" it ?

06Saleen3V

+1,000,000,000,000!! I have been looking forever!

ebr

Yea me too but it never hurts to ask again .

Stkjock

not yet

BFG and Nitto make 18's

MT just rolling out a 305/35/18 and a 3335/30/18

Choices are limited in 18 [:@]

ebr

thanks .

Norm Peterson

What possible advantage might 20" DR's have? I really am curious, so this is a serious question, not flame.

I can see a number of disadvantages, though, that almost certainly amount to enough to make you lose a really close race that you'd have won with conventional sizes. Keep in mind that the timing lights don't particularly care what the cars' rear wheels and tires look like.


Norm

AmericanMuscle4.6GT

fantastic way to kill your drivetrain. thats a hell of a lot of stress.

just get some 16 inch v6 wheels and put MT/et streets on them for the track. much better axle ratio[sm=goodidea.gif]

Simon1

I have to agree. I have matching 18x10's with DR's on them for the track. They hook great but in reality you need more sidewall to absorb the shock of launching. I'm keeping my 18's for cruising, but I'm gonna look for some cheap ugly wheels to put DRs on at the track.

I guess if guys didn't want to go to the track with them, but wanted them for the street for overall better traction I could see that.

turbocutioner

http://www.sfxperformance.com/parts/...T285-30-20.htm

Chech out this link Even though these bfgs arent a trur drag radial they will definitely be your best option if your adament about staying with the 20 inch rim, I run 20 inch foose hornets, but I have a seperate set of bogarts 17 for the track with mickey thompson ET Streets, You should probably find some factory Gt wheels would be your best bet. It will be the easiest to deal with and you will shave some time off your ET's

zkiller

20" drag radials?????

ha ha ha ha ha that is so funny...