power street tires
I will either purchase the 18 inch bfg's for the awd car, or a set of the M/T drags for the fwd car. I will not get the race-mater cheater slicks, becasue if I was to go fwd. I would want the car to be able to drive on the street, the way it's setup for the track. I'll love for the fwd car to run low 11's (11.4 or better) in powerstreet trim, I just have to find the right boost controller.
Yes, you can use the cheater slick if you want too. What size is the question?
Yes, you can use the cheater slick if you want too. What size is the question?
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the smallest they have is 26X10 they are 81+inches so thats out
last year i was consistant 11.0's on 225 bfg's with no boost controler!
NDRA approved DOT Street Tires FWD cars: Max rollout allowed will be 80 inches.
M & H Racemaster
I guess the cheater slick is out because they dont make that tire that small
street and strip 235/60/14 is looking like the tire to run
what about MT drag radials?
Modified by fmfkid250 at 5:49 PM 4/12/2007
last year i was consistant 11.0's on 225 bfg's with no boost controler!
NDRA approved DOT Street Tires FWD cars: Max rollout allowed will be 80 inches.
M & H Racemaster
I guess the cheater slick is out because they dont make that tire that small
street and strip 235/60/14 is looking like the tire to run
what about MT drag radials?
Modified by fmfkid250 at 5:49 PM 4/12/2007
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NDRA approved Drag radials FWD/AWD cars: Max rollout allowed will be 82 inches.
BFGoodrich: G-Force and Comp T/A tires
Dunlop: Direzza
Nitto: NT555R.
M & H Trackmaster Drag Radials
MT Drag radials
BFGoodrich: G-Force and Comp T/A tires
Dunlop: Direzza
Nitto: NT555R.
M & H Trackmaster Drag Radials
MT Drag radials
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by fmfkid250 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">NDRA approved Drag radials FWD/AWD cars: Max rollout allowed will be 82 inches.
BFGoodrich: G-Force and Comp T/A tires
Dunlop: Direzza
Nitto: NT555R.
M & H Trackmaster Drag Radials
MT Drag radials</TD></TR></TABLE>You can run the M/T 235/60/15 drag radails, but they sucked on my car.
BFGoodrich: G-Force and Comp T/A tires
Dunlop: Direzza
Nitto: NT555R.
M & H Trackmaster Drag Radials
MT Drag radials</TD></TR></TABLE>You can run the M/T 235/60/15 drag radails, but they sucked on my car.
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I guess I can try the m/h 235/6015s. I really want to put those on a 14inch rim, my gearing using an fwd trans is tall enough. I have to see how much those tires cost. I wish I could use my damn American Racers, and forget about it. We shall see. Hopefully I may have a car actually driving by the end of next week.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by rhamlinii »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I guess I can try the m/h 235/6015s. I really want to put those on a 14inch rim, my gearing using an fwd trans is tall enough. I have to see how much those tires cost. I wish I could use my damn American Racers, and forget about it. We shall see. Hopefully I may have a car actually driving by the end of next week.</TD></TR></TABLE>Hit up one of the Nopi tech guys and see if you can actully run the American Racers since they are real close to being the same tire as the M&H's
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by fmfkid250 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">they do make a 235/60/14
they are only 25" tall instead of 25.5</TD></TR></TABLE>
get a B16A tranny and the 25.5" will be perfect.
they are only 25" tall instead of 25.5</TD></TR></TABLE>
get a B16A tranny and the 25.5" will be perfect.
Those are 26.1 in diameter, so i don't think they float. i think i might actually try those 235/60r14s. What do you think about those? I fount it much easyer to think about anything when I was AWD.
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