sound 8

With all that torque you must have a rolling start,otherwise by by tyres!

V12Godspeed

Please find another method of helping. Your harsh criticism sure does not help or encourage anyone, if anything it discourages my future posts to ask for help. Just .02 cents for ya.

I am sure you had everything figured out when you started racing...

nrgy

Try looking into the Bridegstone RE11s. From what I've been reading, these are the stickiest non R compound tire that don't require heat like the Rs...these will be my next set.

V12Godspeed

Thanks. Will definitely do some research on them.

TMC M5

The sizes for that tire are somewhat limited currently. I would also recommend that you pay attention to the load index rating. On our heavy cars I wouldn't go below 98 (1,653lbs rating per tire). The Michelin's I was runnig on the 20" rims were rated at only 93 (1,433lbs)...and both tires blew out. Maybe it was just a coincidence...but I have now become acutely aware of the load ratings.

Tom

blackbenzz

You wanna get better traction on the street roll around with mickey thompson et street radials. I have R888's and can spin them pretty easily. Much better than a street tire but not as good as a drag radial. Just some advice

V12Godspeed

^^Definitely bring radials if I am going to run someone, but for cruising the R888s are pretty good. I had them on my E.