DopdBrd

iTrader: (25)

Any reason you want ET streets??? I have seen people pull the same if not better times with ET Radials. Especially if you go with a 15" rim, I really think either would be good for you. Also, with the Radials, you could drive to the track on them, run them, and drive home all on the same time without sacrificing any driveability. They won't grow top end either.

00T/AWS6

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I don't know from what i've seen from F-bod's running them at the track i've seen that the ET Streets have been hooking better then the radials. They seem stickier and have been launching better, take in mind that that has only been a handful of cars but still that's my personal experience with them. (could also be driver mod yes but i dunno). I always get to the track like an hour early anyway since it's right down the street from my house so jacking it up and swapping tires is a cake walk!!

Camaro396

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Auto car = Drag Radials

Stick car = ET Streets

Cape T/A

i would go with ET Streets, thats what im running and i love them, they hook very well for me. with your suspension adjusted right they will hook good for you and it shouldnt be "too much tire" for your car, i've seen f-bodys pull the front tires off the ground on 275-40-17s. I definatly wouldnt go with nitto 555r, from what ive seen any f-body thats more than stock blows those tires off when trying to launch.

00T/AWS6

iTrader: (17)

That's what i've seen Cape T/A which is why i went away from the Nitto 555R's, they are a stock car or minor bolt on only tire and i would use them for like a month and then need something better so i figured invest in the better tire now!!

bad6as

iTrader: (17)

i have 26x10.5x16 mt e/t streets on stock 16x8 rims, i have 390rwhp n/a 5k dump on stock susp did a 1.67

JGKadell

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Well, if yo have the coin, go for a set of drag wheels that don't require griding on the calipers.
There are some available now that are pretty affordable and fit over stock brakes.
One advantage of the ET Street vs the ET Street Radial is weight. The bias ply tires are lighter.

00T/AWS6

iTrader: (17)

damn nice **** bad6as what did you end up running?? That's pretty much what i'm looking to run except with full suspension cuz i dont like my 10 bolt. Did you run it at MIR?? I figure that should be a fair estimate of what i'll be at as far as climate wise cuz i'll be at MIR. Yeah that's what i want JGKadell pretty much a ET Street track tire that i dont have to grind the caliper or anything!!

bad6as

iTrader: (17)

it did a 11.98 on a 1.71 60ft. and a few 12.0s. I go to masondixion the da was -700 but i dont think thats right. in a 2000+ da on mid 1.8 60ft it runs 12.1-12.3
car w/ driver is 3675
has lca. a torque am and sfc

00T/AWS6

iTrader: (17)

damn 11's on suspension and 390 rwhp that's a nice *** run. I am hoping that i can hit that when i get ma **** on, should make it when the engine is finished to be 470's or something to get mid to low 11's!!

bad6as

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video
http://videos.streetfire.net/video/c...uns_156089.htm

00T/AWS6

iTrader: (17)

Oh wow i have seen your video before but i figured it had atleast heads trapping at 114ish and i guess i thought ure launch was bad since that truck next to you flew off the line. Nice *** pass and i'm hoping i can pull something like that off, it was quite sexy!!

bad6as

iTrader: (17)

normal street tires its traped 116

SuperSlow02

iTrader: (16)

I lost interest in reading all the post..but ill throw in my 2 cents. ET Streets without a doubt since your a 6spd. I run 28x11.5x15s. And they are the awsome. 1.60 60ft and very consistant 1.7s trying to figure everything out. ET radials are a waste on a stick car.


CapeT/A...shat up...