drag radials

[87blackbuick]

Who makes the best drag radial? for the price, durbility, and traction on wet and dry pavement.





thanks

 

[Two Lane]

Nitto is a very fine choice in a DR.


HTH

 

[TRDirks]

I think there Nitto also

 

[TurboRegal84]

I like the Nittos. Do they hook as well as slicks? No...But they do put alot more power to the ground then regular radials.


I used to spin the tires from a roll when I stomped on it from 30 with regular radials. Now I only get wheel a few revolutions of wheel spin to clean off the tread and heat the tire up a bit with the Nittos after that initial spin they hook up!

They also look very nice as well as handle well in the rain!

 

[blackbuick87]

BFG's drive everyday very good. I cant get them to hook at the track so far
Nice name BTW

 

[U1ARUNIT]

BFGs. Just don't try to drive in the rain with them.

 

[tim87tr]

You will get a lot of personal preference responses on this one, so here's mine . I have used both a couple times at the drag strip. Learning how to launch helped out a lot . On little 235 BFG DRs and all stock suspension except air bags, my T cut a 1.71 60' with a 5 lb launch. Just an easy no smoke tire clean off burnout also. So I do prefer BFG over the Nitto. The Nittos will last longer on the street.

 

[Dan Thompson]

I just love this question.

DITTO ON THE NITTOs

 

[charlloots]

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CHARLLOOTS
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[bose]

tires

I have used both and for me I like the Nittos.Bruce

 

[Rob Scala]

Nittos might be a sharper looking tire and might last a little longer
but there is absolutely no way a Nitto DR will hook as good as a
BFG DR will. I've seen many cars go 8's on BFG DR's, I myself have gone low 9's with 1.43 60ft times on BFG's. I've never seen a nitto
come close. Good luck

 

[Two Lane]

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