ANYONE tried the DUNLOP DRAG RADIAL?
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well i was looking on nopi's website for approved tires in the pw/s class and this was listed, havnt heard anything about them so i figured i would search, didnt find anything so i figured i would create a thread. if anyone knows anything about them, or where to get them, i would like to try a set out. thx they are called the Dunlop Direzza GRP
My cousin has some Dunlop DRs for his hatch and tried my set of BFG's once, he said he was quite impressed with how they hook up. Of course he wouldn't admit that the BFG's hooked better, but i could tell by his facial expression. 
I'm biased b/c i own a set of BFG's but i know it all depends on what you like.

I'm biased b/c i own a set of BFG's but i know it all depends on what you like.
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by sohc_turd »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">My cousin has some Dunlop DRs for his hatch and tried my set of BFG's once, he said he was quite impressed with how they hook up. Of course he wouldn't admit that the BFG's hooked better, but i could tell by his facial expression. 
I'm biased b/c i own a set of BFG's but i know it all depends on what you like.</TD></TR></TABLE> i have 2 sets of bfg's right now, the 225/50 and 235/60, 225/50's seem to hook better for me as of now, but my 235/60's dont have any rubber left on them, was trying to decide what to try next

I'm biased b/c i own a set of BFG's but i know it all depends on what you like.</TD></TR></TABLE> i have 2 sets of bfg's right now, the 225/50 and 235/60, 225/50's seem to hook better for me as of now, but my 235/60's dont have any rubber left on them, was trying to decide what to try next
from what I heard last year, (dont hlod me to this, this is what I was told)
the dunlop name is what goodyear chose to use for the sport compact guys...
so basically, they are re-named goodyear tires.
I guess they thought we could relate better to the dunlop name.. ?!?
the dunlop name is what goodyear chose to use for the sport compact guys...
so basically, they are re-named goodyear tires.
I guess they thought we could relate better to the dunlop name.. ?!?
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by ykracing »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">from what I heard last year, (dont hlod me to this, this is what I was told)
the dunlop name is what goodyear chose to use for the sport compact guys...
so basically, they are re-named goodyear tires.
I guess they thought we could relate better to the dunlop name.. ?!?</TD></TR></TABLE> so do they work? lol
the dunlop name is what goodyear chose to use for the sport compact guys...
so basically, they are re-named goodyear tires.
I guess they thought we could relate better to the dunlop name.. ?!?</TD></TR></TABLE> so do they work? lol
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by PinkMaggit »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">are the et streets in that list? those are slicks with a dot rating
</TD></TR></TABLE>no, they are bias ply
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