BF Goodwrench what?
06-06-2006, 04:00 PM
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BF Goodwrench what? I'm looking for a new set of drag radials. (mine are getting pretty worn) Currently, I have 275/40/17 nitto 555r DR's.
I want to switch to BFG's. I've heard good things about these tires. My question is, which BFG should I get. What is the name for the BFG drag tire?
These tires are going to be an everyday driver. I plan on going to the track a few times to see what I can run though...
I want to switch to BFG's. I've heard good things about these tires. My question is, which BFG should I get. What is the name for the BFG drag tire?
These tires are going to be an everyday driver. I plan on going to the track a few times to see what I can run though...
06-06-2006, 05:00 PM
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Originally Posted by Chopstix
if they are going to be used every day...stay with the Nitto's...you will only see 5-7k miles out of a set of BFG's
P.S. its GM Goodwrench and BF Goodrich
P.S. its GM Goodwrench and BF Goodrich
06-07-2006, 10:44 AM
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Originally Posted by Chopstix
if they are going to be used every day...stay with the Nitto's...you will only see 5-7k miles out of a set of BFG's
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06-07-2006, 11:23 AM
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Dude just go with some Mickey Thompson Sportsman, they make them in the size that will fit the 17x9.5 now, those are the best Drag Radials you will ever have.
other than that I have BFG Gforce KDW on my TA I love them for the price they dont stick too hard though, but I useto have BFG Comp TAs and man I loved those, wish they still made them
other than that I have BFG Gforce KDW on my TA I love them for the price they dont stick too hard though, but I useto have BFG Comp TAs and man I loved those, wish they still made them
06-07-2006, 11:27 AM
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The nittos aren't too bad. They hook pretty good if aired down to around 20 psi. I had a set on my old Lightning and they spun very little if at all at the track when aired down.
