BFG Radials?
I want a pair of BFG Drag Radials that i can put on my car and drive to the track with and then take 'em off when i get home. (i'm looking for those street legal ones, u know.) only problem is, i don't know what size tire and rim will fit on my hatch (96 civic hatchback. b18c1 engine swap if that matters). i have 195/50-15 on my car now, but i wanna get whole diff rims just for the front. anyone got a link to a rim and tire package i can order online? and tips would be greatly appreciated. thanks!
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by BlackCRX »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">what kinda 60foots were you guys pulling ??
very interested in these tires as well, scared to break another tranny if i go back to slicks</TD></TR></TABLE>
60 footers on these can range from 1.7's to 2.1's and higher. It all depends on vehicle weight, Power and driver skill. Nasteboyii (Dan) pulled a 1.74 on the 225/50's this weekend in his PW/s car weighing 2400lbs. I personally hit 1.9's on average.
Why do people keep breaking Drivetrain parts? I'm on a complete OEM drivetrain and have been for years without any problems. Not even broken axles.
Phil
very interested in these tires as well, scared to break another tranny if i go back to slicks</TD></TR></TABLE>
60 footers on these can range from 1.7's to 2.1's and higher. It all depends on vehicle weight, Power and driver skill. Nasteboyii (Dan) pulled a 1.74 on the 225/50's this weekend in his PW/s car weighing 2400lbs. I personally hit 1.9's on average.
Why do people keep breaking Drivetrain parts? I'm on a complete OEM drivetrain and have been for years without any problems. Not even broken axles.
Phil
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Why do people keep breaking Drivetrain parts? I'm on a complete OEM drivetrain and have been for years without any problems. Not even broken axles.
Phil</TD></TR></TABLE>
What kind of clutch do you run? And no breakage ever even on slicks?
I'm wondering 'cause I've never broken anything either, and I run an ACT Xtreme PP w/ stock organic disc. My thinking is the organic disc doesn't engage harsh, so it doesn't shock the drivetrain.
Why do people keep breaking Drivetrain parts? I'm on a complete OEM drivetrain and have been for years without any problems. Not even broken axles.
Phil</TD></TR></TABLE>
What kind of clutch do you run? And no breakage ever even on slicks?
I'm wondering 'cause I've never broken anything either, and I run an ACT Xtreme PP w/ stock organic disc. My thinking is the organic disc doesn't engage harsh, so it doesn't shock the drivetrain.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Tippyman98 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">my rims now are 15" x 7". will the 225/50/15 fit the rim?</TD></TR></TABLE>
Yes, they will fit VERY NICELY.
Yes, they will fit VERY NICELY.
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What kind of clutch do you run? And no breakage ever even on slicks?
I'm wondering 'cause I've never broken anything either, and I run an ACT Xtreme PP w/ stock organic disc. My thinking is the organic disc doesn't engage harsh, so it doesn't shock the drivetrain.</TD></TR></TABLE>
same, I'm on autozone axles w/ stock dif. pulled a 1.70 several times, and a lot of 1.7xxx +
What kind of clutch do you run? And no breakage ever even on slicks?
I'm wondering 'cause I've never broken anything either, and I run an ACT Xtreme PP w/ stock organic disc. My thinking is the organic disc doesn't engage harsh, so it doesn't shock the drivetrain.</TD></TR></TABLE>
same, I'm on autozone axles w/ stock dif. pulled a 1.70 several times, and a lot of 1.7xxx +
i've been hearing so much about these...just picked up a set of 14s (215/60-14) for my car. i plan to run them and hope i can get a nice 60ft. all my 60fts have been 2.29+, also i got omnipower coilovers...keep ya updated if i can pull anything off.
i think 205 should be good considering the amount of power and tq u have. 128lb of tq will not really break out these tires. 15x7 rim if possible...wider is better. lol
here are the specs on these tires:
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/...FTADR
diameter for the 205/50-15 is 23" and the 225/50-15 is 23.9, so there is about a 1" diff in diameter
if ur car is all motor then the 205 should be good. boost or nitrious get the 225.
here are the specs on these tires:
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/...FTADR
diameter for the 205/50-15 is 23" and the 225/50-15 is 23.9, so there is about a 1" diff in diameter
if ur car is all motor then the 205 should be good. boost or nitrious get the 225.
im selling a set of Nitto 555r's very little track time (never drivin on street) maybe 15-18passes, small boost (8psi) went 1203 at 121 hittin the rev limit at least 5 times (short gears) w/ 1.95 consistent 60s
want 200 shipped, thanks again guys
time for me to move up to big power/big tires
dan
want 200 shipped, thanks again guys
time for me to move up to big power/big tires
dan
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by nasteboyii »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">im selling a set of Nitto 555r's very little track time (never drivin on street) maybe 15-18passes, small boost (8psi) went 1203 at 121 hittin the rev limit at least 5 times (short gears) w/ 1.95 consistent 60s
want 200 shipped, thanks again guys
time for me to move up to big power/big tires
dan</TD></TR></TABLE>
TIRE SIZE?
want 200 shipped, thanks again guys
time for me to move up to big power/big tires
dan</TD></TR></TABLE>
TIRE SIZE?
yea sorry bout that 205 55 14s, i thought i posted that
i moved up to the 225 50 15s which is all i could fit under my car/ 235 are the biggest ucan run in PW/S trim
thanks
dan
i moved up to the 225 50 15s which is all i could fit under my car/ 235 are the biggest ucan run in PW/S trim
thanks
dan
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by ek9vboi2 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">HOLY SHIET! These tires are off the chain!!! I only took them for a test drive on the street and 2nd gear....no breaking out. Can't wait till track!</TD></TR></TABLE>
keep us posted on your times, btw it's midnight madness @ moroso tonight
keep us posted on your times, btw it's midnight madness @ moroso tonight
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I went wends, couldn't figure how to burn out properly (1st gear, lol). I talked to R@mon today after buying his clutch and he said roll over some water b4 hand...etc. I understand it now.
My 60ft were horrible....clutch was slipping
x 2 I had my car ready too, installed omnipower coilovers (very nice btw), took out my system, etc. it was a bad day for me, but i beat a f150 lightning!
odd thing was it was slipping on the track, but on highway going home it was fine. i guess its the load taking off from a dead stop that made the clutch slip.
</TD></TR></TABLE>I went wends, couldn't figure how to burn out properly (1st gear, lol). I talked to R@mon today after buying his clutch and he said roll over some water b4 hand...etc. I understand it now.
My 60ft were horrible....clutch was slipping
x 2 I had my car ready too, installed omnipower coilovers (very nice btw), took out my system, etc. it was a bad day for me, but i beat a f150 lightning!
odd thing was it was slipping on the track, but on highway going home it was fine. i guess its the load taking off from a dead stop that made the clutch slip.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by smokey2.0 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">do a second gear burn out, so that you can get them to heat up! just put it in 2nd, rev higher than 6K, and dump the clutch let them spin for a 3 sec count!</TD></TR></TABLE>
will do. reason why i didnt do it at Moroso was b/c i had no idea how to do it and i didnt want to stall! lol...a red civic that ran 10s (ek) stalled, but he trapped like 130 going down the strip.
but yeah, i asked R@mon after buying his clutch how to do it and he explained to me. i'll keep you guy updated. 2.0 60ft is good enough for me.
will do. reason why i didnt do it at Moroso was b/c i had no idea how to do it and i didnt want to stall! lol...a red civic that ran 10s (ek) stalled, but he trapped like 130 going down the strip.
but yeah, i asked R@mon after buying his clutch how to do it and he explained to me. i'll keep you guy updated. 2.0 60ft is good enough for me.
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What kind of clutch do you run? And no breakage ever even on slicks?
I'm wondering 'cause I've never broken anything either, and I run an ACT Xtreme PP w/ stock organic disc. My thinking is the organic disc doesn't engage harsh, so it doesn't shock the drivetrain.</TD></TR></TABLE>
I am currently running a CM stage 3 (carbon kevlar disc/ stg. 3 PP). I've used the ACT xtreme w/ a steet organic disc as well w/ the same results. I also think that launch method has alot to do w/ drivetrain failure. I used to have an ACT unsprung 6 puck w/ Heavy duty PP in my NA B16 setup and would leave the line @ 8K+ rpm. This was before I learned to preload but, insetad of just dumping I let it out more gently (Just slower than simply sliding my foot off of the pedal) and would cut low 1.7 60 footers. Never had a drivetrain issue that way either.
Phil
What kind of clutch do you run? And no breakage ever even on slicks?
I'm wondering 'cause I've never broken anything either, and I run an ACT Xtreme PP w/ stock organic disc. My thinking is the organic disc doesn't engage harsh, so it doesn't shock the drivetrain.</TD></TR></TABLE>
I am currently running a CM stage 3 (carbon kevlar disc/ stg. 3 PP). I've used the ACT xtreme w/ a steet organic disc as well w/ the same results. I also think that launch method has alot to do w/ drivetrain failure. I used to have an ACT unsprung 6 puck w/ Heavy duty PP in my NA B16 setup and would leave the line @ 8K+ rpm. This was before I learned to preload but, insetad of just dumping I let it out more gently (Just slower than simply sliding my foot off of the pedal) and would cut low 1.7 60 footers. Never had a drivetrain issue that way either.
Phil
buy my drag radials so i can buy bigger more expensive toys, like multi stage boost
205 55 14s NITTOs 555r's in a 2350 lbs chassis 7-8 psi turbo hatch of course
1203 at 121 w/ that setup
dan
205 55 14s NITTOs 555r's in a 2350 lbs chassis 7-8 psi turbo hatch of course
1203 at 121 w/ that setup
dan



