Needs tires that hook 430 RWHP
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Needs tires that hook 430 RWHP
Over that winter I will be doing heads and be around the 430 RWHP mark. I will not be going to the track at all. I have heard Nitto's for cars that are bolt on and much after that they are no good. I have heard BFG KDW are good but to 430 RWHP?
My question is what tire to go with. I need to be able to take turns and curves still. I will not be driving in the rain or if the ground is wet.
Thanks.
My question is what tire to go with. I need to be able to take turns and curves still. I will not be driving in the rain or if the ground is wet.
Thanks.
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Here is a multi page thread of people still on 10 bolts.
https://ls1tech.com/forums/drag-racing-tech/971047-how-many-you-10-bolts.html
I run MT street radials pulling low 1.6 60's with the 10 bolt.
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MT Drag radials will handle corners better than the ET streets and almost hook as well. but for driving on street I woulnt waste my $ since you'll get about 5000 miles if u lucky. get another set wheels and tires for the strip.
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LOL I blew 2 ten bolts on Nittos.
I had no complaints with my Nitto's, I was running a 315 on a 17x10.5 TTM and if launched at the right RPM with 4.10's they would hook and go, running around 18 PSI.
If you are going to be putting A LOT of miles on the car within a year I would go with a Nitto. I went with M/T just because I only put about 1-2K miles on my car every year, so even if they only got 4,000 miles they would last me a few years.
I had no complaints with my Nitto's, I was running a 315 on a 17x10.5 TTM and if launched at the right RPM with 4.10's they would hook and go, running around 18 PSI.
If you are going to be putting A LOT of miles on the car within a year I would go with a Nitto. I went with M/T just because I only put about 1-2K miles on my car every year, so even if they only got 4,000 miles they would last me a few years.