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Old 10-05-2010, 03:13 PM
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Default Where to buy my MT drag radials from? And will 250 size fit?

I want to pick up a pair of mickey thompson et street radial IIs. PN 3751R, size P225/50R15 24X9.00R15. This will fit right? Or do I have to go with 205s?

Right now, I have 225/50 RS2s in the rear and they fit ok.

Also, where should I order them from? Suggestions? This isn't rocket surgery but thought I'd ask.



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i dont see why they would not fit. I have 225/50/15's on stock 15/6 from when i had the car in C-stock.
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I'm fairly certain they will fit.

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Summit racing is where you should buy them. Pretty hard to beat their price and service.
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OTAY. Ordering 225. Can't wait for the cadillac ride.
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Let us know that everyting fits right. That is the exact tire that I planned on for the extra two UL's that I bought. I'm pretty sure it will. Lee Bohn is running them on his V8 car now.
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Originally Posted by faeflora
This isn't rocket surgery but thought I'd ask.
Love the mixed metaphor
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Hmm now what should I run in the front? My crappy old worn out near death RS2?
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Hmm now what should I run in the front? My crappy old worn out near death RS2?
As long as you don't expect to do any turning at speed
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Well seriously then, what to run in front?

The sucky thing is that half the year here it is under 60*F and that means nice summer tires like RS2 just suck half the time. What to do.
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The MT's will suck just as bad in the cold.
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Originally Posted by chpmnsws6
The MT's will suck just as bad in the cold.

No.... :*(


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Yep, they suck in all conditions except when they are hot and used to go in a straight line. Shouldn't be much of a surprise there.
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Hello! MT drag radials are for drag racing! You are making some serious compromises in the name of quick ET's

If you want to maximixe your straight line ETs, get as skinny and light weight tire you can put on the front that is street legal and safe. Giant road race rubber on the front and drag race rubber on the rear is a little oxymoronic.

You are officially a drag racer and will pay a huge price from your peers.....................Unless you go real fast.
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Hmm well I'm not going to be going to the drag strip very much. I just want to be able to have some traction with 350+hp power levels. Are there any alternatives where I wouldn't get wheelspin through fifth?
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Go Hankook RS-3 all around(225-45-15) and control your right foot
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Originally Posted by faeflora
Well seriously then, what to run in front?

The sucky thing is that half the year here it is under 60*F and that means nice summer tires like RS2 just suck half the time. What to do.
Beater. Didn't you pick up an FXT?
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Originally Posted by faeflora
Hmm well I'm not going to be going to the drag strip very much. I just want to be able to have some traction with 350+hp power levels. Are there any alternatives where I wouldn't get wheelspin through fifth?
You won't get wheelspin through 5th. When I had 260 ft-lbs and 280 whp I spun 1st and 2nd and hooked up in 3rd on T1S with a 3.9 rear. That was running a 50 shot on top of a T25 with the 50 shot being activated at 3500 rpm.

What rear are you running? With an RS3 you'll probably spin 1-2 and hook in 3rd with some spin.
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Originally Posted by faeflora
Hmm well I'm not going to be going to the drag strip very much. I just want to be able to have some traction with 350+hp power levels. Are there any alternatives where I wouldn't get wheelspin through fifth?
If you want to run regular tires and not worry about wheel spin start looking into boost by gear and spark by gear. If that isn't an option, think about getting that 350+ hp on FMs dyno or something similar...
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