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ET Streets
Would ET streets be too much for my 10 bolt? It's a A4, and I don't have a stall either, so I would think it's not as much shock as a M6 would have launching.
I know the 10 bolts have holded up for some people that are well in the 10's. I'm thinking the new M/T radials would be better, and I've heard good things from them too.
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I know the 10 bolts have holded up for some people that are well in the 10's. I'm thinking the new M/T radials would be better, and I've heard good things from them too.
Anyone?
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Looking at your mods, you don't have enough to overcome the bog that ET Streets may give you, especially with the stock converter. Try the ET Street Drag Radials first, I would only recommend the ET Streets if you had a (3200+) stall with your current mods.
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I put a set of MT DR's on my 6 speed and at the track I have to be around 4500RPM or higher to even come close to not bogging off the line they hook so well! Not sure how much different ET streets are. These DR's are nuts for traction!
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Originally Posted by GETGONE
I put a set of MT DR's on my 6 speed and at the track I have to be around 4500RPM or higher to even come close to not bogging off the line they hook so well! Not sure how much different ET streets are. These DR's are nuts for traction!
Same here. I just replaced my ET streets with drag radials about a week ago. These tires stick like GLUE. I haven't launched hard yet on them, but I'm worried about how my 12-bolt will take the shock.