Subject	Sport Compact Car Magazine did a good article on >
Posted by	FiremanZ on April 26, 2002 at 12:15 PM
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In Reply To	Drag tire opinions requested posted by boileralum00 on April 26, 2002 at 11:16 AM
Message	this subject in their latest issue. If you are going to use these only on the track, go with the MT's. If you plan to use them for the street as well, use a BFG "g-Force" drag radial. The "g-Force" were designed for imports, while the other BFG's were designed for domestics (this came direct from BFG). Get the Mag and read the article. They discuss inflation and heating - aka burnouts. Tread temperature and inflation are the keys to using these tires! BobD
Follow Ups	Drag tire opinions requested - boileralum00 11:16:58 04/26/02 well.... - TARGETZ 11:55:23 04/26/02 I just read that the MT ET's are "NOT" DOT approved> - FiremanZ 12:18:03 04/26/02 there is a difference between MT ETs and Street ETs - TARGETZ 12:55:14 04/26/02 I hear... - TjamesT 12:12:31 04/26/02 MT street ETs kill Nitto and BFG for grip (n/m) - TARGETZ 12:55:38 04/26/02 Sport Compact Car Magazine did a good article on > - FiremanZ 12:15:33 04/26/02 Is this the June issue? - boileralum00 13:12:14 04/26/02 There is no comparison in terms of grip..... - RSR 12:38:33 04/26/02 agreed (n/m) - TARGETZ 12:56:33 04/26/02 That's what I figured as well (more) - boileralum00 13:10:42 04/26/02 sig test - boileralum00 22:30:22 04/26/02 I would try without tubes and screws first... - RSR 11:38:58 04/27/02 Thanks. BTW, what psi do you recommend? (n/m) - boileralum00 11:58:12 04/27/02 I'd start about 15psi... - RSR 18:41:12 04/27/02 Thanks. Looks like I'll give it a go next Sat. - boileralum00 22:30:48 04/27/02 I'm running BFG Drag radials on the street and track >> - Arthur 15:03:30 04/26/02 My only problem with that arrangement is that... - RSR 11:42:26 04/27/02
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