Hi. I'm looking for some good drag radials for this season. I was using BFG Radial T/As last year, mostly for the look. This year I am going to have a new motor and I want to get som DRs that will actually hook well. I'm running a 3000lb car w/ an auto trans, ford 8.8 w/ posi and 4.10 gears, aftermarket rear upper and lower control arms, and adjustable front shocks. so i can do a fair amount w/ just suspension tuning. But I need a DR that will hook good and also have some wet-weather capability, since I will be driving this car on the street too. Suggestions?
looking for some good Drag Radials...
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I am and will keep using the Nitto Drag Radials.They are great at the track, hook really well and the tread will get you home in wet or dry weather.... here ya go http://www.summitracing.com/parts/NIT-180300/
Unfortunately Nittos are out. Is there something else comparable? Looking for a 15-inch rim size. I dont really want to step up to a larger rim unless I absolutely have to. Also, I want good-looking DR's. Something like a BFG-G-force T/A KDW 2, but in a 15 inch rim.
Why are the Nitto's out????? They are the best "Street" drag radial out there for a daily driver......Get what you want, but when it's raining out your parking it or wrecking it....othtim said:
I don't know what you mean by that, the Nittos provide the best rain performance for a drag radial by far....I have a pair and drive my car in the rain, as my car is a street/strip car....Do some research....your the one that said you wanted "Drag Radials"....I will stand by my previous statement on this one friend . If you want a more streetable tires, throw some Wal-Mart specials on there, buy some slicks and take them with you to the track...If you don't plan on going to the track, then you don't need drag radials.. 8)othtim said:
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