Pics Of My New Hoosiers DR's.....
02-03-2008, 08:21 PM
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Its an A4. I dropped .1 off my best 60 ft with just the tire change at the track and was able to run a couple more PSI. I only ran a best of a high 1.6 with the Hoosiers and ran high 1.5s with the MT's. On the street without a burn out the MTs were better also. I have heard people say the Hoosiers were better, but by my experience they were not, but they were definitely better than BFG's.
02-04-2008, 01:25 AM
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I weighed them on my scale with just the tire and it weighed out to 26.5 pounds not sure if it was correct so i did it again and same thing.Also weighed the MT's and it also came out the same so who know's.....
02-04-2008, 08:59 PM
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Its an A4. I dropped .1 off my best 60 ft with just the tire change at the track and was able to run a couple more PSI. I only ran a best of a high 1.6 with the Hoosiers and ran high 1.5s with the MT's. On the street without a burn out the MTs were better also. I have heard people say the Hoosiers were better, but by my experience they were not, but they were definitely better than BFG's.
Yeah I heard they were better with stick cars, but they worked pretty good for me and my auto. Plus I think they look a lot better then the MT's.
02-06-2008, 11:17 PM
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How tough is the white lettering on the tire? I got mine today and one tire had some of the lettering peel off. I wonder if the things will hold up to bleche-white
