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11-03-2007, 09:06 AM
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i was looking to get a set of tires i can drive on the street and still be a great track tire. if you have any info on that perfect tire, that would help out alot on my little tire quest, thanks all
11-03-2007, 09:14 AM
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Not sure about with the S. But I ran Nitto's on my 95 camaro. I drove them everyday on the street, and they bit good at the track. I have used the BFG drag radials, and they are mutch better at the track but were very unstable in the rain.
It all depends on what your prioritys are
nittos are 60% street 40% track
Bfg's are 40% street 60% track
or get some guts and use Mikey T's ET street that are 95% track and 5% street
It all depends on what your prioritys are
nittos are 60% street 40% track
Bfg's are 40% street 60% track
or get some guts and use Mikey T's ET street that are 95% track and 5% street
11-03-2007, 06:04 PM
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Originally Posted by speedworksracing,Nov 3 2007, 09:14 AM
Not sure about with the S. But I ran Nitto's on my 95 camaro. I drove them everyday on the street, and they bit good at the track. I have used the BFG drag radials, and they are mutch better at the track but were very unstable in the rain.
It all depends on what your prioritys are
nittos are 60% street 40% track
Bfg's are 40% street 60% track
or get some guts and use Mikey T's ET street that are 95% track and 5% street
It all depends on what your prioritys are
nittos are 60% street 40% track
Bfg's are 40% street 60% track
or get some guts and use Mikey T's ET street that are 95% track and 5% street
11-03-2007, 06:11 PM
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Hope you've got some serious drivetrain work done......after all the horror stories of blown rear ends just with street tires, drag radials or slicks could chew the s2k's drivetrain up in no time.
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