Subject	Few things:
Posted by	spotz on September 11, 2008 at 9:56 PM
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In Reply To	Street radials, drag radial, and slicks. posted by RedTTZ91(OK) on September 11, 2008 at 09:36 PM
Message	Slicks=are not radials. Radials=have some sort of steel sidewall Sidewall=great for going around corners, restrictive if just trying to accelerate. No sidewall=flexs a ton for launching, a bit scary @ higher speeds (depending on inflation). I have never owned a set of slicks, but I have owned street slicks (I have MT)...and frankly I didn't like them on a street driven car (many guys here will disagree w/ me). They seemed like they wanted to have too much flex in the sidewall going hard through a corner. Also...they SUCK!$#!$%#!% in anything other than a dry street. Personally, if you Z is your only car, buy something more streetable, and slicks for the track. If your Z is your 2nd/3rd car, buy whatever because you can choose when to drive it. Just my opinion. GL in your choice. chris.
Follow Ups	Street radials, drag radial, and slicks. - RedTTZ91(OK) 21:36:32 09/11/08 Few things: - spotz 21:56:51 09/11/08 which set did you have that I had pictured? - RedTTZ91(OK) 21:59:25 09/11/08 ET Street radials if I remember right - spotz 22:02:52 09/11/08 Well I have the middle ET street radials on TT wheels. - nissanguyz32 22:01:23 09/11/08 So they only lasted around 8k miles? - RedTTZ91(OK) 22:03:54 09/11/08 The difference is that drag tires have soft side walls. - Bernie (NoVA) 22:03:27 09/11/08 So bernie - RedTTZ91(OK) 22:10:30 09/11/08 None of those is designed for cornering - they are drag - Bernie (NoVA) 22:14:29 09/11/08 alright thanks but the question still stand - RedTTZ91(OK) 22:16:48 09/11/08 side wall support. (n/m) - spotz 22:22:47 09/11/08 ok well I guess ill go with the et street radials...doesnt - RedTTZ91(OK) 22:36:30 09/11/08 Look at the sizes, I believe the ET SR is your more - Scotts94z32 00:32:21 09/12/08 ET Streets have no sidewall support and are designed - Agner.S(CT) 22:40:26 09/11/08 Sure did thanks alot thats the answer I was looking for (n/m) - RedTTZ91(OK) 22:42:39 09/11/08 Oh, forgot to mention that the rubber compounds - Agner.S(CT) 22:43:04 09/11/08 I'm using the ET Streets radials in the middle, I was - LJZTT 23:38:47 09/11/08 The first two are the same exact tire other than the tread - phillyz 06:19:14 09/12/08 One more thing. The third tire is the best for drag racing, - phillyz 06:24:44 09/12/08 Radials = radial construction. ET street = bias ply - kuah@splparts.com 07:37:46 09/12/08
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