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Hoosiers vs. Nitto DR's
Plan on putting a set of Hoosier 26x10x16's on this week. I have been running Nitto's drag radials and am really curious as to what kind of traction improvement I can expect. It would be nice to leave the line at or near full throttle. Any advice?
Mark:) |
you should be able to go full throttle without worry if your talking the Hooier drag slicks, I'm not sure about there street tires.
I've had it where the Nittos spin about 20+ ft, throw the hoosiers on & it just hooks with the slicks I'd start about 15 psi and see how they hook, adjust down if needeed I've had to go as low as 10 psi at a little hick track, made it enteresting when you got the dips just before the traps LOL |
Tire Pressure
Plan on driving around a little with the Hoosiers on. What pressure would you say I should run for street use (sunny days of course).
Mark:) |
:D I still keep them around 20lbs, gotta be ready to play. just avoid corners at speed LOL. I don't do much expressway driving with them, and most places I do, have nice mild turns.
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Answered my own question
Went out and tried them out with a 75 shot of nitrous. I had the pressure a little high (28), but you could feel them trying to grab from the get go. Definately more traction than the Nitto's. With lower pressure next time, I should hook up alot quicker (but they do leave an impressive patch width wise)
Mark:) |
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