View Poll Results: Slicks or Drag Radials?
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slicks or drag radials?
#1
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From: Breaux Bridge, LA
i can't decide which one to go with.
post up what yall think would be best for my set up and why.
include the brand and size if possible.
i'm trying to shoot for 1.6's on motor and 1.5's on the spray.
new suspension setup idea:
front- stock coils and 90/10 shocks.
rear- caltracs, rancho or stock worn shocks, 2" drop shackles, no overload leaf, and 3* pinion shims.
wheels- pacer 15x8, 18lbs a piece.
post up what yall think would be best for my set up and why.
include the brand and size if possible.
i'm trying to shoot for 1.6's on motor and 1.5's on the spray.
new suspension setup idea:
front- stock coils and 90/10 shocks.
rear- caltracs, rancho or stock worn shocks, 2" drop shackles, no overload leaf, and 3* pinion shims.
wheels- pacer 15x8, 18lbs a piece.
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From: Breaux Bridge, LA
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From: Galivants ferry, South Carolina
ive been told the hoosier full slicks are awesome, thats what im gona end up getting, its hard finding slicks for 16" rims on ebay tho, im probably just gona order some new 28x10.5x16's new from jegs.
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#9
I really like my 275/60/15 mt et street radials.....the only thing i dont like is the stiff sidewall and sometimes i had alot of tire chatter on the launch....i cut a best of a 1.76....i honestly think my truck coulda cut a better short time with a true slick.....think il be going to a set of hoosier slicks when i get this motor swap comeplete! I think you'd be better off with slicks especially if you want to cut a 1.5!
#10
28" hoosiers bro... On those 15" wheels you'll have plenty of sidewall to make it hook up like you need... are you dumping the full shot out of the hole or steppin it in with a controller?









