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Drag radials are amazing

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I have run 0-130 mph in low 8’s on the street.
I’ve never monitored the 0-100.

but I always use a drag radial. Street ss will get me in the mid to high 3 second 0-60 on the street. I can still pull 1.5-1.7 g’s on the street with a good tire and a sticky road.

when I would street my 17” 305 R’s I could hook up like the track on the street and pull over 2g’s on the launch. Let the air out and the damn thing will take off. I’ve ran a 7.80 0-130mph on the street before using a 17” wheel and a 305 R tire. That’s when I would be on the streets allot late at night having fun. All in theory of course.
 


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I switched to nitto DR just for street shenanigans (no rain)...night and day difference...did it in late October...cant wait till spring
 


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I switched to nitto DR just for street shenanigans (no rain)...night and day difference...did it in late October...cant wait till spring
Nitto's are the best on the street. Don't be afraid of the rain, they perform perfect as long as they have decent tread. I have been caught in rain storms with standing water and no issues
 


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I switched to nitto DR just for street shenanigans (no rain)...night and day difference...did it in late October...cant wait till spring
Out for data collection last night, 30F here, new 315/35-20 Nitto NT05r at 24 psi, from a dig on the cold street even 1st and 2nd always a struggle but boy whacking third at around 80 she took off, look at this G pull at about 80 mph, really put me back in the seat.
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Out for data collection last night, 30F here, new 315/35-20 Nitto NT05r at 24 psi, from a dig on the cold street even 1st and 2nd always a struggle but boy whacking third at around 80 she took off, look at this G pull at about 80 mph, really put me back in the seat.
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What, pray tell is this device?
I put my drag tires on today and did a few hard launches just so I could retorque my bead locks and I can see where I could actually get some hook on IMG_3017.JPG a prepped surface.
 


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I’ve used their timers for years, still have a Fanatic in my Capri. I’ve ran this unit on the track and it’s most always with .01, .005 +/- of track timer times at every mark. 6DD47E18-7469-411F-B65A-0FDD6DD7118D.png B015C088-44FF-46B4-921D-05C0B2724649.png
 


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I have these that I’m DYING to try when it warms up here, I dream of yanking the front tires off the ground lol
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I have these that I’m DYING to try when it warms up here, I dream of yanking the front tires off the ground lol
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Mine are 18's.
Thanks for the info!
I think the brakes on the rears are actually smaller than the ones on my Scat and I could run 17's on this car.
Woulda shoulda coulda and I may be buying even more wheels and tires!
Will see if these hook.
 


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I tried mine once on the street on 42F pavement, no burn out, the 20” nittos hooked better. I’m hoping it was cold road and no track prep, most likely the case.
 




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