Best drag radial option here?
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I also have the hoosier dr2 that thunderstruck posted strictly for track use and they are awesome. I was able to get a 1.64 60 ft. with a mild burnout on a 35 degree day with 25psi. I have the toyo tq for my street tires and they are IMO a great drag radial. I've had them maybe 6k miles and they barely look worn. I was able to get a 1.72 60ft out of them but had to air them down quite a bit.
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Can you do any highway driving on those Hoosier's? I have to do 70 miles one way on the interstate to my nearest dragstrip.
Edit: I see Hoosier does not recommend that you do any highway driving on their drag radials but I know some do.
Edit: I see Hoosier does not recommend that you do any highway driving on their drag radials but I know some do.
Last edited by Monte4ever; 12-13-2015 at 03:24 PM.
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I had the Hoosier 325's and drove them all the time last year as it was the only tire/set of wheels I had. I made 4-5 trips to the track and the track I run at is 1 1/2 one way drive. Also made an 8 hr round trip to cruising the coast with them as well. I never had an issue in the one rain fall I ran into on the highway going 65. But that's not to say still not to be careful with any dr in the rain.