NT-01 nittos?
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is this going to be too much tire for my stock 10 bolt running 3.42's
http://www.nittotire.com/index.html#index%2Etire%2Ent01
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is this going to be too much tire for my stock 10 bolt running 3.42's
http://www.nittotire.com/index.html#index%2Etire%2Ent01
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no, you should be fine... im runnin the same tire but in a 315/30/18 with 4.10's in my stock 10 bolt...its going to grenade at some point, but that'll give me an escuse for a 12 bolt lol...... but with the size ur running, id look into the newer NT-05... i would of bought those, but they dont make em in a 315...
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I use the NT01's on my car but its for Road Racing.. If you are planning to use them as a daily tire or as a traction tire for dragging get a different tire. The NT01 is an R compound, very soft and stiff sidewall as said above.. The thread life is also very short.
Based on the size of the tire you listed above im assuming you are trying to use these as a straightline traction tire?
Based on the size of the tire you listed above im assuming you are trying to use these as a straightline traction tire?
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car is a DD car that i auto cross in from time to time and do a little bit of drag racing but mainly a DD car just wanted to know if it was going to be as hard as the ET streets are on the rear end