Which drag radial?
3440 with me in it, 275/50's, 15x10's, Qa1's at 3 in the front, 6 in the rear, stock rear sway bar, no front sway bar, MWC moly rod ended short TA, LG Motorsports aluminum rear lcas, lca brackets on the bottom hole, stock springs, 300lb in front.
Lowest psi i've run in them cold was about 15/16. Hooks on went grass. I just have a bolt on car
. Its all about the suspension setup. Doesn't matter if your running slicks or radials, Big tire or small tire, stock suspension or the other. If you can't tune your suspension for for track conditions, your fucked any way you slice it. 3440 with me in it, 275/50's, 15x10's, Qa1's at 3 in the front, 6 in the rear, stock rear sway bar, no front sway bar, MWC moly rod ended short TA, LG Motorsports aluminum rear lcas, lca brackets on the bottom hole, stock springs, 300lb in front.
Lowest psi i've run in them cold was about 15/16. Hooks on went grass. I just have a bolt on car
. Its all about the suspension setup. Doesn't matter if your running slicks or radials, Big tire or small tire, stock suspension or the other. If you can't tune your suspension for for track conditions, your fucked any way you slice it.I never said I ALWAYS HOOK on the drag radial. In fact, see my second response in this thread where I said I run a slick for my open comp/transbrake stuff due to the more forgiving nature of a slick, especially on 140+ degree summer tracks.
Guess we agree more than disagree.
I'm just taking issue with people that poo-poo a drag radial that haven't tried running them to the fullest extent. A couple runs with sub-par suspension and/or settings, air pressure, track conditions, car set-up, etc etc etc.
As I stated in both my recent posts, I'm not trying to stir the pot or
but sometimes people get the wrong impression based on incomplete data they read.After all, racing is supposed to be fun, and learning is always a part of that....
Derek
I never said I ALWAYS HOOK on the drag radial. In fact, see my second response in this thread where I said I run a slick for my open comp/transbrake stuff due to the more forgiving nature of a slick, especially on 140+ degree summer tracks.
Guess we agree more than disagree.
I'm just taking issue with people that poo-poo a drag radial that haven't tried running them to the fullest extent. A couple runs with sub-par suspension and/or settings, air pressure, track conditions, car set-up, etc etc etc.
As I stated in both my recent posts, I'm not trying to stir the pot or
but sometimes people get the wrong impression based on incomplete data they read.After all, racing is supposed to be fun, and learning is always a part of that....
Derek


