best dot drag tire?
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best dot drag tire?
i'm going to be running a car in a dot aproved only tire class, and i wanted some input. the tire doesnt have to last, doesnt have to be radial, it simply has to be dot aproved.
was planning on going with a 325/50r15 ET street. anything stickier?
was planning on going with a 325/50r15 ET street. anything stickier?
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I have a friend that runs these and they are the best I've seen so far..
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He runs the 235/60/15 since they all seem a bit differant size to size..
Street & Strip (D.O.T.)
He runs the 235/60/15 since they all seem a bit differant size to size..
Last edited by Bry; 06-20-2010 at 11:20 AM.
tons stickier, the 325 is a radial with a slightly harder compound.
Everyone has a large selection of compounds, so look to see what works best for you. Remember, if you find a stickier compound, you can get away with a skinnier tire to cut down on drag/rotating mass/friction
personal preference, i really like the M&H Cheaters in a 26x10.5x15 with a screwed rim. it runs their HB11 compound
Everyone has a large selection of compounds, so look to see what works best for you. Remember, if you find a stickier compound, you can get away with a skinnier tire to cut down on drag/rotating mass/friction
personal preference, i really like the M&H Cheaters in a 26x10.5x15 with a screwed rim. it runs their HB11 compound
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2002 Suzuki Hayabusa
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MPS auto shifter
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Yea, that about sums it up...