need 20inch drag radial!!! please help
01-10-2008, 02:37 PM
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need 20inch drag radial!!! please help Wondering where i can get a set of 235/55/20 drag radials? If you guys know of any links that i dont. Or where i can even get them? Thanks guys
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I think i finally found something!!!! The closes thing i found to a dragradial is a maxxis MZ1 they are running around 180 a tire... Any one out there running maxxis tires???? I guess they have great review on traction. Let me know what you guys think.
01-10-2008, 05:31 PM
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i am a dealer through direct performance at a tire shop here in indiana.....
nitto invo 241.00 ea
nitto 555 246.00 ea
and those are dealer cost!!!!!!!......i am sure you are looking at around 340-350 ea
and if you get crazy the invo also comes in a 345-25-20 @455.00 dealer cost......retail is 650.00ea bwwaaaahahahaha
that would be the **** man
hope this helps
good luck john
nitto invo 241.00 ea
nitto 555 246.00 ea
and those are dealer cost!!!!!!!......i am sure you are looking at around 340-350 ea
and if you get crazy the invo also comes in a 345-25-20 @455.00 dealer cost......retail is 650.00ea bwwaaaahahahaha
that would be the **** man
hope this helps
good luck john
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01-11-2008, 12:54 PM
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smaller sidewall equals less traction. first the 20" rim alone will never grip as well as a smaller set up but your expecting to hook with a 245 series tire also...it just wont work. save all that money and buy some 17X11's and get some 315's back there. it'll look cooler than the other set up to boot.
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smaller sidewall equals less traction. first the 20" rim alone will never grip as well as a smaller set up but your expecting to hook with a 245 series tire also...it just wont work. save all that money and buy some 17X11's and get some 315's back there. it'll look cooler than the other set up to boot.
01-11-2008, 05:10 PM
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thats the gayest thing i have ever heard. keep your bling bling rims for the street and when you wanna make a run throw on some 15" or 16" inch wheels with dr's. the lack of sidewall will make the 20' drs not even grip good. plus 235 is such a narrow tire. get a small wheel and run a 255 or 275 no prob
01-11-2008, 05:22 PM
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Buy a set of stock wheels, and put a DR or a Slick of them and nevermind this nonsense...
Its like pissing in the wind
01-15-2008, 12:30 PM
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i'm getting the impression he's going for a street/strip set up since he wants 20" drag radials. so some 17's with 315s will not only grip very well but u get a more stylish look than a 15" drag rim as well. i'm not knockin the drag wheels there pretty badass but i personally wouldn't drive everyday on them