Mickey Thompson ET Street Drag Radials (315/35/17) TIRE PRESSURE
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Mickey Thompson ET Street Drag Radials (315/35/17) TIRE PRESSURE
I just purchased the new (or semi-new) Mickey Thompson ET Street 315/35/17 Drag Radials. I previously had 315 Vredesteins and I must say that on the street (twisties) the MT's roll pretty good when hard into a turn. (I know they aren't the same and I don't expect them to be)
I am running them at 35 psi and I was curious what everyone else is running them at for everyday driving?
What are your opinions of them?
They seem to hook pretty good even on the street without being warmed up.
I am running them at 35 psi and I was curious what everyone else is running them at for everyday driving?
What are your opinions of them?
They seem to hook pretty good even on the street without being warmed up.
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I run that size MT- 21psi street, anymore then that and they don't even think about hooking on the street with my set up. When I go to track I set them 18psi. 30plus psi way to much!
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They don't need a lot of heat to hook. On your first burnout just get the wheel speed up in 2nd gear and look in your side mirror and watch for smoke starting to billow from the fender well and that's probably enough (depends on track prep too). The runs after the first one don't usually require as much heat if your passes are pretty close together because the tires retain the heat.
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Just a couple seconds. Too long a burnout will only hurt you so just enough to clean the crap off them and your good.
I done some testing at the track with tire pressure and for me 20psi works the best so far. On the street I run 30+ but will probaly drop that a tad.
I done some testing at the track with tire pressure and for me 20psi works the best so far. On the street I run 30+ but will probaly drop that a tad.