Lightest drag radial?
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From: Kona, Pearl Ridge
Originally Posted by BAM-BAM
i have owned both the m/t and hoosiers( witch i have on the car for now )
275/40/17 size ..cut bunches of 1.55 to 1.59 on both tires..the only real difference was that the hoosiers were noticably lighter than the mickeys and if i remember the hoosiers were a little more $
275/40/17 size ..cut bunches of 1.55 to 1.59 on both tires..the only real difference was that the hoosiers were noticably lighter than the mickeys and if i remember the hoosiers were a little more $
Originally Posted by ABA383
The M/T DR is the best DR I've ever used...You'll get 1.6s out of them ...I 1.55d all last year with them...the small 255 50 R16s on stockers are the best bang for the buck...They measure 26x(almost)10...They may be a bit heavy, but they hook terrific...
--Alan
--Alan
Hmmm I wonder if its similar to tractors etc that put water in the tires to put more weight down for traction..... I know several radial class guys that run water in their radials to make them hook harder because the weight it puts in the tire. Maybe M/T's heavy as hell helps traction
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From: aiken ,sc
tires so far the lightest we,ve had are the M&H,s, and they work my son went 10 nteens on his, i think the 325 is about 5 to 7 lbs lighter than the same sized mt tire, 
the 390 m&h is slightly lighter then the 315 mickey.. and thats with the 390 being on a 12 inch wheel and the 315 on a 10 inch wheel.. bob
the 390 m&h is slightly lighter then the 315 mickey.. and thats with the 390 being on a 12 inch wheel and the 315 on a 10 inch wheel.. bob Last edited by NRC-Motorsports; Aug 13, 2006 at 08:09 PM.
