BFG T/A drag radials kick butt
11-29-2006, 01:13 PM
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Originally Posted by BadMrFrossty
Thank you for posting this thread. You just sold a pair of BFGs, lol. I'm sure these will help me with traction for my 315-35-17 Nittos just ain't holding like I had hoped. I plan to get the 255-50-15s for my prostars though.
11-29-2006, 01:40 PM
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Originally Posted by J02ws6transam
No problem, i can post the run later tonight as i found a way to post it if you guys want to see it. thanks
Jon
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Post it up!!
Thanks for all the info. ... maybe there is hope for my BFG's!
11-29-2006, 04:09 PM
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Originally Posted by junior28570
I have 315 BFG DRs on a 17" rim but I can't get them to hook AT ALL from a dig and I'm not making anywhere near your power AND I have an A4!!!! Track or street.
My tread pattern is not the same as the ones pictured in this thread.
My tread pattern is not the same as the ones pictured in this thread.
11-29-2006, 07:11 PM
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ok heres the vid of the run, the first few secods are a little shaky, my dad was taking his sunglasses off, then its fine, lol,
View My Video
View My Video
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11-29-2006, 07:25 PM
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Def badass 
BFG radials are awesome, my bro pulls a wheelie like that with his 430rwhp car with 16" rear 17" front ZR-1's. Not near as hard as 18" rim though. Slap on some skinnies and you'll really get some air.
BFG radials are awesome, my bro pulls a wheelie like that with his 430rwhp car with 16" rear 17" front ZR-1's. Not near as hard as 18" rim though. Slap on some skinnies and you'll really get some air.
11-29-2006, 07:58 PM
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Originally Posted by dailydriver
They don't make the 17" DRs in the "new" (the one in the pic, and on the OP's car) tread pattern, (unless BFG just released it in those sizes). You have the "old style" tread pattern.
I've since been looking for an alternative ... not many WIDE sticky options for 17" rim
12-05-2006, 07:32 PM
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If you could, take pics from all around while you're at it. Side shots, straight on rear shots, line of sight down the side pics (head on and down from the top). It'd be greatly appreciated.
12-13-2006, 08:18 PM
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Very Impressive...Just my opinion, but it looks like the gap between slicks and DR is getting slimmer by the day. 10 years ago you'd never have thought you'd see somebody pull the front tire on a 18" DR.
Just wish I'd chosen these instead of nitto's. From what I hear BFG's hook better, but Nitto's last longer on the street.
Just wish I'd chosen these instead of nitto's. From what I hear BFG's hook better, but Nitto's last longer on the street.
