So what tires keep you from spinning?
12-13-2003, 12:43 PM
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BFG's are without a doubt far better than the Nitto's but don't expect more than 2-3k miles on the BFG's. All I ever got with Nitto's was wheelhop, wich is the WORST thing you can do to a rear, U-joint, driveshaft, or transmission.
At least when the BFG's actually spun, they just SPUN, not violently beat the living snot out of my drivetrain.
FWIW Nitto's cost me my original 10 bolt. Worthless IMO, not even a comprimise. I'd rather just spin all day long on a street tire.
At least when the BFG's actually spun, they just SPUN, not violently beat the living snot out of my drivetrain.
FWIW Nitto's cost me my original 10 bolt. Worthless IMO, not even a comprimise. I'd rather just spin all day long on a street tire.
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12-13-2003, 09:55 PM
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I personally am running some cheap yoko's on the street. I've adjusted my driving and know how much gas would cause me spin. I just got a good decent every day tire.
12-13-2003, 11:37 PM
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I've went a 1.59 60ft on Nitto's, numerous amount of times 
IMO They work very well 
Best on them, 11.86 @ 112 (1.59)
Not to mention I get about 12-15K miles out of each set.
BFG's are a better track tire.. but are worthless on the street any where it rains.
IMO They work very well Best on them, 11.86 @ 112 (1.59)
Not to mention I get about 12-15K miles out of each set.
BFG's are a better track tire.. but are worthless on the street any where it rains.
12-14-2003, 01:06 PM
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I had a set of Goodyears on my car and i never really had any problem spinning if I take off about 3500 rpms any more it spins bad. then again my car is all stock