BF Goodrich drag radials
honestly there all close some will be alitle cheaper but then shipping is more honestly summit, jegs or even thunder racing those are where i get them from if you can find a place local you wont have to pay for shipping but they will be priced higher just do the math
I tried a set of those once, 315 size. They totally sucked for me. My Goodyear GS-D3 315's are much better for traction. Why, I have no idea.
Plus, as a bonus, amazing wet traction and 15,000+ miles of wear with the GS-D3's.
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Plus, as a bonus, amazing wet traction and 15,000+ miles of wear with the GS-D3's.
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Last edited by LS6427; Jun 2, 2010 at 09:42 PM.
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I had 315/35/17 bfg drag radials a few years ago. They had over 2500 miles and ~25 track passes and still had at least 60% tread left when I sold them. They did pretty well on the street, mediocre at the track. Don't get caught in rain with them, scary scary.
