Who makes the best Drag Radial for 16" Rims?
Where can I find these two online? I looked at Tirerack for the BF Goodridge, but they don't have a listing for 16"
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will the 255/50/16s fit my rims nicely, and still not rub? They are the only ones for 16s that I see on the BFG site.
M/T 0 treadwear.
BF goodrich 0 treadwear.
If it aint 0 treadwear, it aint good.
Jeff
BF goodrich 0 treadwear.
If it aint 0 treadwear, it aint good.
Jeff
[Modified by JDM_DOHC_SiR, 7:06 PM 1/7/2002]
So Jeff..???Are the Nitto 555R's any good..??? Or are the Dog Sqeeze..
[Modified by JDM_DOHC_SiR, 7:06 PM 1/7/2002]
[Modified by JDM_DOHC_SiR, 7:06 PM 1/7/2002]
I think that it's all marketing, as they give you a 205-45/15, which will change your gearing, hence you will have better acceleration, the best 60 ft time I had with them was a high 2.1XX.Austin
the best 60 ft time I had with them was a high 2.1XX.
Austin
Austin

My friend pulled a 2.1X on 205/40-16 340 wear rating tires
the best 60 ft time I had with them was a high 2.1XX.
Austin
Austin
I think its the driver

My friend pulled a 2.1X on 205/40-16 340 wear rating tires

My friend pulled a 2.1X on 205/40-16 340 wear rating tires
...track conditions matter with the 60 ft times, compared to the other cars at Sears Point I was hitting pretty good times, my average times were 2.22-2.30, which netted me 14.50-14.55 all day long on a semi-stock Type-R.
why in 16"?
Use 15" at the very least!
Or if you are serious, go to 13" Should be good for .2 over the 15" slicks and less stress on the drivetrain, tranny, and axles..... (yeah you'll need to run different brakes up front but you can swap them out in a couple hours.)
Use 15" at the very least!
Or if you are serious, go to 13" Should be good for .2 over the 15" slicks and less stress on the drivetrain, tranny, and axles..... (yeah you'll need to run different brakes up front but you can swap them out in a couple hours.)
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