Nitto Drag Radials SUCK!
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Originally Posted by Havok2
i would avg 1.75-1.85s on nittos
now i avg 1.61-1.68 n mickey t drags (best of 1.56)
no comparison
now i avg 1.61-1.68 n mickey t drags (best of 1.56)
no comparison
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1.76 on the 20" RSA's..1.67 on the 17" Et Streets, they feel like GLUE after the slightest burnout... dump the nittos if you're planning on getting the best possible 60', if you street race alot, keep em' they're more suited for that, the ET's wear fast when driving around on them, I won't even drive to the track on them 45mi away...
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I had nittos on my car when i welded my clutch to the flywheel. i run around 16 psi and heat them for around 10 sec. Dont drive through the water box and dont back into the water box. The tread will still hold some water and you will spin. just back up till you get where all the water is in front of the box. Start your burn out there.good luck
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Originally Posted by Vic02BlackZ28
thanks for all the comments guys i'll try to see what i can get out of the DRs next time out.
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Dam I'm getting 1.94 on street tires, Michillin Pilot Sports and I was thinking of getting some Nitto DR's next to improve on this but his is a DD and I was gonna run the Nittos on the street too!
Nittos DR's are cheaper than these Pilot sports too!
Nittos DR's are cheaper than these Pilot sports too!
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I've cut 1.7's on Nitto 555R's on a Mcah 1 and a C5Z by dropping the psi down to 12 and heating them up really good.
I've always slipped the clutch on them at a fairly high RPM as opposed to dumping out.
I've always slipped the clutch on them at a fairly high RPM as opposed to dumping out.
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Originally Posted by 99Z28camaroman
Dam I'm getting 1.94 on street tires, Michillin Pilot Sports and I was thinking of getting some Nitto DR's next to improve on this but his is a DD and I was gonna run the Nittos on the street too!
Nittos DR's are cheaper than these Pilot sports too!
Nittos DR's are cheaper than these Pilot sports too!
you will also go thru 6-10 sets in the time it takes you to kill a set of PS2's
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4 to 6k miles for my MPS's would be about all I get, for some reason the rear tires don't last very long!
So If I can get 4- 6k from Nittos that will be a years worth for me!
So If I can get 4- 6k from Nittos that will be a years worth for me!