best drag radial for track?
05-25-2007, 02:35 PM
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Originally Posted by blk00ss
The consenus will be MT ET Streets. They hook like mad. Street and strip.
If you want a track drag radial et streets are the way to go, if you want something for the street go Nitto's and if you want an in between go bfg's
05-26-2007, 07:44 AM
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I have nitto drag radials...my car has about 360 rwhp and is just perfect for the nitto's. With the 3400 stall I have and heating up the nittos really well to make them sticky, 1.5's 60 foot times are a breeze. I am on the stock rear end, so I am fairly easy at launch, but I wouldn't run nitto's if I had a Moser/9 inch/or strange and if I had more horsepower. I am only running them on a 16x8 wheel, so may be better with a wider set of nittos. With the way I am setup now any more horsepower and I think the nitto's would not be enough.
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05-26-2007, 12:17 PM
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Nittos are best for street and arent that decent for track. But still do better than all weather tires obviously
MT ET street radials suck on street. I mean they are livable but had my car feeling sloppy and I went through them fast. 30 passes or so and they are almost fully bald ( I did a decent burnout every run)
MT ET street radials suck on street. I mean they are livable but had my car feeling sloppy and I went through them fast. 30 passes or so and they are almost fully bald ( I did a decent burnout every run)
