does anybody sell 14 inch drag radials?if so i wonder how they would perform .id like to try a set mounted to my stock 14 inch ss3s im sure someone must have done this in the past .maybe its time to bite the bullet and get some 15 inch wheels
Drag radials
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I doubt it. The only one I liked on the street was the original BFGs, but they don't make them anymore. Since then, I've had MT Streets and Nittos, both of which have soft sidewalls.
Hoosier makes 14” drag radials and slicks
I’m going to run the Quick Time Pro on my factory 88 Monte Carlo 14 inch checkerboard wheels 26x8.5x14
I’m going to run the Quick Time Pro on my factory 88 Monte Carlo 14 inch checkerboard wheels 26x8.5x14
Summit Racing. These would be fine to cruise around town or go to the track with. I will they would make a radial street tire in this size. Their drag radials are too short to look good.
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thanks for the link olds307and 403 i dont know i couldn't find that on summit .looks like something i might try
Just be aware those are bias ply not drag radials and if you want to use them put some bias ply tires on the front.
Things to consider - Are your rims wide enough for the tire your planing on using to put down a good foot print. Check the cross section of that tire along with the back space of your 14in rims to make sure you don't hit the frame. Switched to drag radials a year ago - won't go back to slicks
A 15" rim will really open you up to plenty of options plus you can get wider rims to accommodate even larger tires
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