Hoosier drags vs. MT ET drags
09-10-2003, 10:21 AM
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Hoosier drags vs. MT ET drags which tires hook better for you or would hook better for me. i am a 6spd launching at 6k
which hoosiers are better? soft or medium compound? 28x10 in the soft and 28x10.5 in the medium and the ET drags are 28x10.5 or 28x11.5. i havent hooked in a long time im looking for something to really grab hard. thanks
which hoosiers are better? soft or medium compound? 28x10 in the soft and 28x10.5 in the medium and the ET drags are 28x10.5 or 28x11.5. i havent hooked in a long time im looking for something to really grab hard. thanks 
09-11-2003, 01:12 PM
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Re: Hoosier drags vs. MT ET drags Everyone has their own opinon but I tried 2 different sets of Hoosiers with my 6-speed. I couldn't get them to work. 
They were way to soft for 6,500 rpm launches and 1.45 60fts. 
They make a great auto tire but not a very good 6-speed tire. 
The best tires that I have used are the M/T and Goodyears. 
They were way to soft for 6,500 rpm launches and 1.45 60fts. They make a great auto tire but not a very good 6-speed tire. The best tires that I have used are the M/T and Goodyears. Trending Topics
09-11-2003, 06:35 PM
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Re: Hoosier drags vs. MT ET drags
Everyone has their own opinon but I tried 2 different sets of Hoosiers with my 6-speed. I couldn't get them to work. They were way to soft for 6,500 rpm launches and 1.45 60fts. They make a great auto tire but not a very good 6-speed tire. The best tires that I have used are the M/T and Goodyears.
They were way to soft for 6,500 rpm launches and 1.45 60fts. They make a great auto tire but not a very good 6-speed tire. The best tires that I have used are the M/T and Goodyears. 
I think a set of 28" tires are in my future. 
