315/35/17 nitto drag radials on the beast
07-13-2010, 09:16 PM
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315/35/17 nitto drag radials on the beast Hell ya they fit awesome and they are perfect for daily driving and at the track. She can beat the hell out of these and have fun with them 
.. im still waiting to put my car together , damn paint job 
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07-14-2010, 08:01 PM
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555r's are usually run on 11 inch wide rims (thats what I have)
These don't rub as bad as other 315's, because the tire is a little narrower than most 315's
They hook great for bolt on and mildly modded cars...for those running low 12's-high 11's thats where they start to slip, otherwise outstanding tire for the money.
Step up would be NT05's, then NT05R's in Nitto's lineup...hope this helps
These don't rub as bad as other 315's, because the tire is a little narrower than most 315's
They hook great for bolt on and mildly modded cars...for those running low 12's-high 11's thats where they start to slip, otherwise outstanding tire for the money.
Step up would be NT05's, then NT05R's in Nitto's lineup...hope this helps
07-14-2010, 08:46 PM
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I cut a 1.58 60" and did the quarter at 11.12@126 on the exact same tire in a full weight car. They are a phenominal tire for the money and you can get great milage out of them compared to other drag radials.
07-15-2010, 01:02 AM
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They do decent at the strip and in dry weather.
They handle well in the rain.
You get good mileage out of them.
You could run a regular street tire but they will not hook at all, even at bolt on power levels. You could run a more aggressive drag radial or ET street but you're going to get craptacular mileage out of them and won't be able to drive well in the rain.
