cornering with drag radials
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I've used 315/35-17 DR's for at least 8 years now(nitto's BFG's and M/T's)...I found they corner well....definately 'stick'. I am now running a 295/55-15, now they definately 'roll' in the curves. So in my opinion- 17's very little negative corning effect, 15's definate difference.
But I still the the "you push a corner youll find yourself pushing the wall." statement is a little over the top.
But I still the the "you push a corner youll find yourself pushing the wall." statement is a little over the top.
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I have the NT-555R's in 275/40/17. The go through corners pretty well. On exit they tend to wobble a little. Pretty much when you are trying to apply power and still corner, you are asking too much of the sidewall. Nothing that feels dangerous, just not as settled as could be.
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The amount of sidewall you have on it will greatly effect it.
If you're running a 16" drag radial you'll lose a lot more handling than running an 18" drag radial.
Which you choose will also greatly effect it.
Hoosiers and Mickey's will lose more in the corners than a nitto 555R.
If you're running a 16" drag radial you'll lose a lot more handling than running an 18" drag radial.
Which you choose will also greatly effect it.
Hoosiers and Mickey's will lose more in the corners than a nitto 555R.