28x10.5 hooiser 18155 or MT 3055S
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28x10.5 hooiser 18155 or MT 3055S
I'm going to get with the stiff sidewall. On paper they look the same, but witch is better for thouse that have used them?
thanks
Hoosier 18155
Brand: Hoosier
Product Line: Hoosier Drag Racing Tires
Part Type: Tires
Part Number: HOO-18155
Tire Size: 28.00 x 10.50-15
Rim Diameter (in): 15 in.
Sidewall Style: Solid white letters
Tire Construction: Bias-ply
Directional: No
Tire Diameter (in): 28.00 in.
Section Width (in): 12.10 in.
Tread Width (in): 10.30 in.
Minimum Recommended Rim Width (in): 8.00 in.
Maximum Recommended Rim Width (in): 10.00 in.
Asymmetrical Tread Pattern: No
DOT-Approved: No
Tube Required: Yes
Tire Compound: C07
Mickey Thompson 3055S
Brand: Mickey Thompson
Product Line: Mickey Thompson ET Drag Slicks
Part Type: Tires
Part Number: MTT-3055S
Tire Size: 28.00 x 10.50-15
Rim Diameter (in): 15 in.
Sidewall Style: Blackwall
Tire Construction: Bias-ply
Directional: No
Tire Diameter (in): 28.10 in.
Section Width (in): 11.70 in.
Tread Width (in): 10.00 in.
Minimum Recommended Rim Width (in): 9.00 in.
Maximum Recommended Rim Width (in): 11.00 in.
Asymmetrical Tread Pattern: No
DOT-Approved: No
Tube Required: Yes
Tire Compound: M5
thanks
Hoosier 18155
Brand: Hoosier
Product Line: Hoosier Drag Racing Tires
Part Type: Tires
Part Number: HOO-18155
Tire Size: 28.00 x 10.50-15
Rim Diameter (in): 15 in.
Sidewall Style: Solid white letters
Tire Construction: Bias-ply
Directional: No
Tire Diameter (in): 28.00 in.
Section Width (in): 12.10 in.
Tread Width (in): 10.30 in.
Minimum Recommended Rim Width (in): 8.00 in.
Maximum Recommended Rim Width (in): 10.00 in.
Asymmetrical Tread Pattern: No
DOT-Approved: No
Tube Required: Yes
Tire Compound: C07
Mickey Thompson 3055S
Brand: Mickey Thompson
Product Line: Mickey Thompson ET Drag Slicks
Part Type: Tires
Part Number: MTT-3055S
Tire Size: 28.00 x 10.50-15
Rim Diameter (in): 15 in.
Sidewall Style: Blackwall
Tire Construction: Bias-ply
Directional: No
Tire Diameter (in): 28.10 in.
Section Width (in): 11.70 in.
Tread Width (in): 10.00 in.
Minimum Recommended Rim Width (in): 9.00 in.
Maximum Recommended Rim Width (in): 11.00 in.
Asymmetrical Tread Pattern: No
DOT-Approved: No
Tube Required: Yes
Tire Compound: M5
Last edited by studderin; 05-29-2008 at 09:39 PM.
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The Hoosiers take the hit off the line much better than the ET Streets. My car likes a stiffer sidewall than the ET street but a softer sidewall than say a DR. I've used ET Streets ever since I started running a 6 speed but I figured I'd give the QTP's a shot and I'm glad I did. The 60ft is no faster but the 60's and 330 times are much more consistent. If my launch rpm was down just a bit, the ET Streets would bog. The QTP's are much more forgiving at the first hit. This may not be the case for everyone because everyone has their own style of driving, but this is what works for me. I hope I wrote this so you can understand what I'm saying
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Im running the ET Drags that you listed, they've been awesome for me so far. 1.33 60ft with 19lbs of air in them, cant beat that.
When i had a 6-speed i had the best luck with Goodyear Eagles.
When i had a 6-speed i had the best luck with Goodyear Eagles.