High horsepower guys in here, street tires. 800+hp.
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Just throw the best you got and do boost by gear. You could even go with a aftermarket fmu like pro efi with traction control and boost by gear.
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Im with stangkilr,i have had a few sets of drs but for mainly a street car my nittos are perfect,the set i have made it 2 summers,and prob half of next year,before i was buying a pair each year,sure there are better hooking tires but i will buy another pair for sure,plus in the rain there pretty good,between that and long lasting wear they get my vote
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Well, I have Toyo R888s in 305/30/19s, with 3.73 gears and 15psi of boost on a motor that made north of 460rwhp when it was N/A (I'm sure I'm north of 650rwhp and 575 rwtq these days).
The R888s hook well, but I can still roast them whacking the throttle in second. They do hook better when warm/hot though. So a nice rolling burnout does wonders.
I plan to drop my gears back to a 3.42 and see if that helps.
The R888s hook well, but I can still roast them whacking the throttle in second. They do hook better when warm/hot though. So a nice rolling burnout does wonders.
I plan to drop my gears back to a 3.42 and see if that helps.