Which drag radial
04-12-2008, 01:13 PM
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04-12-2008, 02:17 PM
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what he said ^^^^
More info please.
I have both. I run 315/35R17 Nittos on 17x10.5 TTM's and then have some 275/50R15's I had on my prostars. I will be upgrading to 325/50R15's when the new Greg Weld rims come in though.
I like the Nittos because they wear great, get better traction than a regular radial, and handle great in the rain. Everyone always says the Nittos don't hook, but I really think they hook great. You just need a nice healthy burnout before putting power to them.
The Mickey's are great traction wise but don't wear as great and you DO NOT want to get stuck in the rain with them.
DD with occasional track visits ----> Nitto
Weekend car with frequent track visits ---> Mickey's
But the Mickey's are on nationwide backorder, so good luck with that. You might try M&H Drag radials also. Very similar to Mickey's but they run a little narrower.
More info please.
I have both. I run 315/35R17 Nittos on 17x10.5 TTM's and then have some 275/50R15's I had on my prostars. I will be upgrading to 325/50R15's when the new Greg Weld rims come in though.
I like the Nittos because they wear great, get better traction than a regular radial, and handle great in the rain. Everyone always says the Nittos don't hook, but I really think they hook great. You just need a nice healthy burnout before putting power to them.
The Mickey's are great traction wise but don't wear as great and you DO NOT want to get stuck in the rain with them.
DD with occasional track visits ----> Nitto
Weekend car with frequent track visits ---> Mickey's
But the Mickey's are on nationwide backorder, so good luck with that. You might try M&H Drag radials also. Very similar to Mickey's but they run a little narrower.
