View Poll Results: The best D.O.T. Drag tire...to fit on a 15x8" wheel.
M/T 27x10.5-15 ET Street
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17
22.08%
M/T 275/60-15 Drag Radial
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26
33.77%
Hoosier 28/11.5-15 QTP D.O.T.
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14
18.18%
Hoosier 275/60-15 Drag Radial
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4
5.19%
BF Goodrich 275/60-15 g-Force T/A
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1
1.30%
Goodyear Eagle SS 275/60-15 D.O.T.
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0%
Other...please specify.
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15
19.48%
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The stickiest tire poll.........
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I've already put this in the wheel & tire forum, but I figured I'd get more of an experienced answer here.
Lets hear it. What tires do you prefer to drag with? I'm running 15x8 Prostars with 27x10.5 M/T ET Streets right now, but am thinking about trying out a pair of 28x11.5 Hoosier QTP D.O.T.'s. I need something sticky...I'm running about 475 to the wheels with the help of a 150 shot of gas, going through a T-braked TH400. Please keep in mind, they have to fit on a 15x8" wheel and be D.O.T. approved. And no, I will not use Nittos.
Lets hear it. What tires do you prefer to drag with? I'm running 15x8 Prostars with 27x10.5 M/T ET Streets right now, but am thinking about trying out a pair of 28x11.5 Hoosier QTP D.O.T.'s. I need something sticky...I'm running about 475 to the wheels with the help of a 150 shot of gas, going through a T-braked TH400. Please keep in mind, they have to fit on a 15x8" wheel and be D.O.T. approved. And no, I will not use Nittos.
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i voted other b/c on a transbrake th400 its not real easy to consistently get a m/t radial to hook without LOTS of work. i have gone 1.39 60' on teh brake on m/t radials but i have also shook the **** out of them many times.
my vote is the 28x9 m/t et drags as they fit on the 8" rim well and will take the hit of the brake.
my vote is the 28x9 m/t et drags as they fit on the 8" rim well and will take the hit of the brake.
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A lot of people voting for the M/T 275/60-15 DR. I know its got a wider tread surfave than the 27x10.5 ET Street, but can it stick 475rwhp off the line with a trans brake? To be honest, I'm really torn between the Hoosier QTP 28/11.5 and the M/T 275/60. Hmmmmmm.
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I know that when I went to a local performance shop and picked up my ET Drags that they had a MT book there that said that the Drag radials actually had a softer compound than the ET Streets. Just food for thought.
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QTP FTMFW!!! I Just blew through a set of those. They're BAD ***! With vht on the street I was launching at 3500 rpm (prob higher cause i dont have line lock) off a 6 speed with 0 spin in my 550 hp 427.
summit was out, so i went with MT's this time.
summit was out, so i went with MT's this time.
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Originally Posted by 02SS:ZEUS
A lot of people voting for the M/T 275/60-15 DR. I know its got a wider tread surfave than the 27x10.5 ET Street, but can it stick 475rwhp off the line with a trans brake? To be honest, I'm really torn between the Hoosier QTP 28/11.5 and the M/T 275/60. Hmmmmmm.
It'a all in the suspension setup.
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I never 60'd well on the MT 28x10.5s's.
MT drag radials are great IF you go off the footbrake on an auto although some have had success off the t brake and m6.
The tire that worked best for me and they are not used by many (maybe just me
) is the Goodyear D3 slick. I ran 28x11's. They are a hard compound slick made for 3000 lb+ cars like ours. Off the transbrake N/A I consistently ran low 1.3 60's in the cooler weather w/a best of 1.32.
These tires held even on cold days, I'm talkin' 35 degrees, COLD!
I would never spin on those tires unless it was super hot out and I wasn't making enough power to get the fronts high enough to keep the tires from unloading and even then I was in the high 1.3's.
I can't say enough about those tires!
MT drag radials are great IF you go off the footbrake on an auto although some have had success off the t brake and m6.
The tire that worked best for me and they are not used by many (maybe just me
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These tires held even on cold days, I'm talkin' 35 degrees, COLD!
I would never spin on those tires unless it was super hot out and I wasn't making enough power to get the fronts high enough to keep the tires from unloading and even then I was in the high 1.3's.
I can't say enough about those tires!
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[QUOTE=stevemilz]Yeah I've got a pic like that also (somewhere) of my car wheels up on the same tires, I'm not saying they're crap or anything I just never could get my 60' down on those tires like I have on the Goodyears.
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You really make me want to try out the goodyears. Right now im trying to decide if i want to go to a full slick or mt drs 325-50-15s. So far i havent had much luck ive tried 26in and 27 in Hoosier QTP's 1.67 best on both lol. 6-speed car 430rwhp na and 150shot. I could never get them to do anything worthwile na on the bottle i would kinda just let it bod alittle then spray immediatley. I know it wasnt the right tactic but was the only way for me to not go out in a blaze of glory.
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I know our stock tires and wheels weighed 45 lbsPer wheel/tire.Then with the M/T 255/50/16 on stock 94 tranny wheels weighed 54 lbs on our car.
Hope that helps some.
Hope that helps some.
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