hoosier drags
Depending on your setup/power high 1.6's aren't all that bad. We primarily run M&H and Good Year which I love. Don't really have any experience with Hoosiers tho. Good Luck
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Kataku2K3 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Depending on your setup/power high 1.6's aren't all that bad. We primarily run M&H and Good Year which I love. Don't really have any experience with Hoosiers tho. Good Luck</TD></TR></TABLE>
Not all that bad?? 1.6's are pretty damn good dude
Not all that bad?? 1.6's are pretty damn good dude
Okay, so yea, I don't know what his setup is and that's why I said, "depending on your setup" but would you be happy with what is really close to a 1.7 60' in a stripped car and a lot of power? You don't need to quote me, seems like you always want to start something...
Modified by Kataku2K3 at 7:50 PM 5/6/2004
Modified by Kataku2K3 at 7:50 PM 5/6/2004
run the ***** off your hoosiers, then switch. as far as i know, hoosier stopped making their 13 inch fwd slicks. Thats how i got my set--direct form hoosier for 200 shipped on a close out sale.
i have run mickeys and hoosiers, both seem the same. m&h is the next tire to get, may grab their 13 inch dot legal ones for street use
, and if they hook hard, then the full blown slick will eb on the bogarts.
i have run mickeys and hoosiers, both seem the same. m&h is the next tire to get, may grab their 13 inch dot legal ones for street use
, and if they hook hard, then the full blown slick will eb on the bogarts.
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