ordered M and H drag slicks
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ordered M and H drag slicks
Well, I've come to realize with 750Hp the ET streets arent getting the traction i need. So, I did it. There 26x12x16's slicks. They'll fit my CCW's which is good news. The only bad part is I wont be able to run them on street nights. But saturdays and Wed I should be good to go.
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Originally Posted by Nautilus
Friday nights you can run slicks too.
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Originally Posted by badpewter-z
sweet! get those bad boys on there and let her rip man
let me know if your thinking about a rental and when
let me know if your thinking about a rental and when
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Originally Posted by badpewter-z
sweet! get those bad boys on there and let her rip man
let me know if your thinking about a rental and when
let me know if your thinking about a rental and when
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Hey Brent, that's a good 60 -footing, soft compound tire. They used to be made in Watertown, Ma., then the mfg. plant moved to Gardner, Ma. A couple of yrs. back, the company was sold....they're either located somewhere down south, or maybe even Cali, now....You young whippersnappers probably don't even REMEMBER M&H drag tires, but back in the day, that's ALL the top guns would run. They started making drag slicks way back in the late 50's...way before Goodyear, Firestone, Phoenix, M/T, and Hoosier. Go fast with them.... WJ
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Originally Posted by WJ SOM SS
Hey Brent, that's a good 60 -footing, soft compound tire. They used to be made in Watertown, Ma., then the mfg. plant moved to Gardner, Ma. A couple of yrs. back, the company was sold....they're either located somewhere down south, or maybe even Cali, now....You young whippersnappers probably don't even REMEMBER M&H drag tires, but back in the day, that's ALL the top guns would run. They started making drag slicks way back in the late 50's...way before Goodyear, Firestone, Phoenix, M/T, and Hoosier. Go fast with them.... WJ
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may bbbbbbbbbbbbb????
Originally Posted by Brentc5R
When i saw your takeoff, I knew I had to have them. Couldnt find Hoosiers in my size though. Warren always been big on M and H and he's got a lot of experience
HOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOSERS DAWK
THEY WORK BIGGGG FOOOOOOOOOT PRINT..
M/T smallllllllll fooooooot print..........
M&H OLD SCHOOOOOOOOOL... GOOD IN THER DAY....
JUST MY 2 CENTS......OOOOO YEA LET ME KNOW ABOUT THE;;
RENTAL 2 THANK UUUUU CHKNHWK.. CAN U DIG IT WARRIORZZ..
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HOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOSERS DAWK
THEY WORK BIGGGG FOOOOOOOOOT PRINT..
M/T smallllllllll fooooooot print..........
M&H OLD SCHOOOOOOOOOL... GOOD IN THER DAY....
JUST MY 2 CENTS......OOOOO YEA LET ME KNOW ABOUT THE;;
RENTAL 2 THANK UUUUU CHKNHWK.. CAN U DIG IT WARRIORZZ..
THEY WORK BIGGGG FOOOOOOOOOT PRINT..
M/T smallllllllll fooooooot print..........
M&H OLD SCHOOOOOOOOOL... GOOD IN THER DAY....
JUST MY 2 CENTS......OOOOO YEA LET ME KNOW ABOUT THE;;
RENTAL 2 THANK UUUUU CHKNHWK.. CAN U DIG IT WARRIORZZ..
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hoooosers dawG.....
Originally Posted by My84Z
not sure if I got all that but you said they have a big foot print isn't that a good thing??
yea man..
for the HOOSERS.... M/T, SUCK.. WARRRRRIORZZZZ. [SMALL FEET] M/H NOT AS GOOD [ OLD SCHOOL] GOOD IN THER DAy..