ET Street ???
I think they worked pretty good... I ran them at like 20 psi and without drag shocks went 1.57's, I was just thinking the other day I could have went 1.4's on them had I kept them...
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Heres something weve all wondered about. What is the real difference between Mickey Thompsons (M/T) ET Drag and the companys DOT-approved ET Streets? Heres the Scoop: Each tire is molded from the same M5 compound (M/T offers several compounds for street-car, motorcycle, and dragster applications), but the ET Street has a slightly stiffer sidewall construction and grooves to expel a minimal amount of water. Although ET Streets have passed DOT requirements and can be driven on the road, M/T emphasizes that these tires were specifically designed for competition use and should only be used on dry pavement.
The other main difference is in sizing. ET Streets are measured by section width (see chart A) whereas ET Drags are measured by tread width. For example, to match up an ET Street to the 28x10.5-15 ET Drag, youd have to use a 28x12.50-15 ET Street. Be sure to verify the right dimensions before ordering so you know for certain what youre getting.
http://www.mickeythompsontires.com/faq_drag.html
Q: What is the advantage to running a stiff sidewall tire? If there is no stiff sidewall slick in my size what can I do to stiffen the sidewall of my slick?
A: The advantage of a stiff sidewall is less tire wrap or sidewall distortion, thus reacting better at launch. Note: This is good for heavy cars, or cars with a suspension, that can absorb the initial launch. If you are running a fixed suspension car like a dragster or an altered, you would need the tire to absorb the launch, thus a softer sidewall. There are two ways to stiffen the sidewall. 1. Run tubes to help support the sidewall. 2. Matching the tread width with the wheel width, or going 1" wider on the wheel width, will stiffen the sidewall




