View Poll Results: Who makes the best drag radial tire?
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Best Drag Radial Tire Poll
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hands down Hosiers. Buddy of mine has a set and foot braking a stalled auto with a 3000+ launch the tires dont scream, slip slide or anything, he just has an instant 3 car lead. WAY better than my MT et streets.
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the 325/45/17 M&H's look good, and hook real well on the street, i just need to get to the track. they measure out to 28 inches tall, 10.2 inches of tread. since they run smaller than all other 325's, they fit nicely on a stock 9 inch wheel. a stock 275 size tires has 10 inches of tread for a stock wheel. so it makes since that with 10.2 inches of tread, it fits so well.
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M/T for hooking the best out of the 3. Nitto for a DD car because they do better in rain & wear. & BFG if you wanna **** your pants
But Hoosier if your a serious drag racer at the track.
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"You really should have included the Hoosier DR's"
For the track only they are the best hands down. Better than the MT Steet Radials I used to have. Not only that but they are about 7 pounds lighter per tire. That is rotational weight we are talking about so it has a bigger affect.
For the track only they are the best hands down. Better than the MT Steet Radials I used to have. Not only that but they are about 7 pounds lighter per tire. That is rotational weight we are talking about so it has a bigger affect.
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so really i guess it depends on car and what the max you can go with your wheel diameter...sure I could get a 305 or larger and get a full slick and MT and/or Hossier QT pro....but no fitment for my car...unless i start cutting stuff up...LOL
Even BFG is out of site for an 18....so really the car limits...and I get a little rub even but only when i cut it sharp...so..
thats my reason...I woul LOVE TO HAVE A FULL OUT MT DRAG SLICK!!!!!! just want it in my specks! LOL