Need Hard Hookin Tires!
03-01-2012, 10:21 AM
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But the problem with these same tires, is they need to be warmed up to hook which kinda sucks for street driving , there are non drag radials that will work better on the street but won't be as good on the drag strip , it come down to what you really want out of the car
03-01-2012, 11:27 PM
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My buddys and my self run 315's all the time on 9.5" wheels. It all depends on the tire shop you go. By the way that's one nasty ws6 very very nice.
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03-02-2012, 12:35 AM
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With that kinda power, any drag radial that's worth a damn (m/t hoosier) should good on track
But the problem with these same tires, is they need to be warmed up to hook which kinda sucks for street driving , there are non drag radials that will work better on the street but won't be as good on the drag strip , it come down to what you really want out of the car
But the problem with these same tires, is they need to be warmed up to hook which kinda sucks for street driving , there are non drag radials that will work better on the street but won't be as good on the drag strip , it come down to what you really want out of the car