whats up people, i was wondering if anyone can post pics of either the m&h et street or the new MT drag radial mounted on a honda, preferably an ef/crx size 235/60/15. I want to know what it looks like mounted and also what kind of clearence problems you have with them driving around town like how many turns till the tires rub, and how high do u have to set your coilovers, and any other problems with them. thanks

 

https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1158978

I had mine on the car yesterday and under braking they would rub the fenders. The would also rub the bumber w/ any more than 3/4 of a turn of the wheel. I have an EG on sportlines. Looks Like I'll be going back to the OEM springs up front.

Phil

 

cool, thanks for the input, are there any modifications that i could do to help them fit better, like cutting the bumper or rolling the fenders?? thanks

 

If you want to drive them on the street everyday it would be in your best interest to cut the bumper. Just make sure the car is high enough so, that when you hit bumps or brake hard that the tires don't rub the fender and you shouldn't have to roll them. I didn't at least. I just need ride height

Phil

 

i have a set how my 90 civic 4dr i don't have any pics on the computer that i'm at right now, but if you go to nopi.com and go to the rockingham pics that would be the front view. i will be able to post some pics tomorrow that will be a closer shot. we have adjustable coil over struts all the way around the so the car is raised a little to kept it from hitting the fenders on hard braking.

 

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http://ndra.nopi.com/2k5galler....html

What did she run? I'd be intimidated

Phil

 

the best pass so far is a 12.37 @ 121.47 mph.

 

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now that I like