ALLMOTOR346CI

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Hey guys just posting some pics to see if anybody else has a pair of these DR's.I just got them mounted and balanced today i was also wondering how well they do on the street i went to there website and it says they are D.O.T approved but not intended 4 highway use?!?!?!?! I dont get it if they are D.O.T then they should be streetable correct????Please some one school me on these thanx in advance.....


Brandun.....

'Trust'

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Look good! Can you get them with the 'Hoosier' blacked out?

ALLMOTOR346CI

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Yes you can thats on the back side so i just got them with the white side showing just because i like the look but the back of the tire is blacked out....

ls2 bait

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not recommended fro highway use because if u get caught in some rain with those things u are going to be all over the damn place.

MattIROC

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You can take some brake cleaner and rub the white chalk off

ALLMOTOR346CI

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I figured they were just trying to save there ***.I know there isnt 1 drag radial out there that will be safe in the rain i was just wondering more if they would be safe to drive back and forth to the track and all which is a 40-45min. commute 4 me and would hate to have these thing's explode from taking the constant heat.....

RamAir02TA77

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I drove et drags non street legal for quite a bit on the street and me and a few buddys got caught in the rain on slicks after a car show that sucked because we could only do like 20-25 because we were all over the place et drags arent that good in the rain. Those hoosier drag radials look like they suck in the rain also but I heard they hook pretty good. Atleast the mt et street radials have some tread pattern. Ur tires should be fine to drive on they probably wont explode from heat because they probably get hotter on the burnout.

ALLMOTOR346CI

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Yea but are they safe to run on the street with no problems?!?!?! And as problems i mean are these thing's ok to take the constant heat like say if i drive back and forth to work 5-7miles 2-3 times a week as it is not my DD but i do like to take her 4 a spin a couple times a week.....

chromeplated500

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i would hate to run them 40min commute... but i do like the hoosier showing...

ALLMOTOR346CI

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So i take that as a no??? My biggest problem is i dont wanna have to bring another pair of wheels a jack and a impact gun i'd rather do it at home then loading all that crap into the car and taking it all to the track with me.....

bigdsz

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I ran MT DR's on the street for over 6 months, zero problems, Just do not get caught in the rain especially with a Detroit locker rearend, anything over about 20 mph and you are an accident waiting to happen.

ALLMOTOR346CI

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Thats what i have on now there about shot so i ordered these.They just dont look like they could take the constant heat of a 40min. commute....

CaMaRo67RS355

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are they called hoosier drag radials or do they have a name?

Phil99vette

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Do they have a tread wear rating? Look great.

02Z28

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I ran those tires all of last year. Think my best 60ft was a 1.50. They didn't do to bad on the road either.

02Z28

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Here's a pic on mine mounted on Bogarts black side out...

LC

Driving on them for 45 mins to the track and back ... after 2 track days you will need new tires.. those are SOFT... 1st hand experience..

02Z28

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Man I drove mine to the track and back 4 or 5 times last year and mine are still good.

Sharpe

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There are no other safety issues that I am awear of, other than the fact that they are not at all safe in the rain. However, they shouldn't last long (miles wise) according to all accounts. Also, be very careful on really cold pavement. Don't mash it to the floor going 55 mph.

Stang's Bane

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They can handle it. They put the discalimer on there for people that would try and drive them everyday in all the weather you can imagine. Liability issue.