Silverfc88
01-14-2006, 05:35 AM
I know this is probably old news for some people on here, but I just wanted to post it up just in case some people haven't seen them yet.Hoosier drag radial (http://www.hoosiertire.com/Drtire.htm)
http://www.hoosiertire.com/PHOTOS/raddrag.jpg
LAKEVILLE, IN -- Hoosier Racing Tire is proud to announce the addition of the DOT Drag Radial to its already extensive tire lineup. This new product will include six different sizes in 15", 16" and 17" wheel diameters. With the use of race-proven technology and compounds, this new product line is sure to be in demand at your local drag strip.
Both 16" sizes (#17320, #17325) are now available with additional sizes released in January 2005.
Sizes:
Part
Number
Tire Size
Approx.
Diameter
Approx.
Circumference
Tread
Width
Section
Width
M.S.R.P.
17310
P225/50R15
23.4"
73.6"
8.2"
9.0"(7" rim)
$170.00
17315
P275/50R15
25.3"
79.5"
10.3"
11.3" (8.5" rim)
$175.00
17320
P225/50R16
24.6"
77.3"
8.8"
9.5" (7" rim)
$180.00
17325
P255/50R16
25.8"
81.0"
9.8"
10.7" (8" rim)
$185.00
17330
P275/40R17
25.2"
79.1"
10.3"
11.2" (9.5" rim)
$190.00
17335
P335/35R17
25.6"
80.4"
12.4"
13.6" (12.0" rim)
$195.00
I already run Mickey Thompson ET Street Drag Radials 255/50R16 when I go to the track and I love those. Much better racing on those than on regular street tires thats for sure. 60 foots went from 2.0 to 1.8 just switching to drag radials. The best I can do so far, but still working on my driving. Mickey Thompson (http://www.mickeythompsontires.com/strip.html)
When I get the chance I'll be trying out a set. Just a quick check around and people are pulling 1.7's on these. They look to be equivelent to the ET Streets and that they have pretty much no thread.
http://www.hoosiertire.com/PHOTOS/raddrag.jpg
LAKEVILLE, IN -- Hoosier Racing Tire is proud to announce the addition of the DOT Drag Radial to its already extensive tire lineup. This new product will include six different sizes in 15", 16" and 17" wheel diameters. With the use of race-proven technology and compounds, this new product line is sure to be in demand at your local drag strip.
Both 16" sizes (#17320, #17325) are now available with additional sizes released in January 2005.
Sizes:
Part
Number
Tire Size
Approx.
Diameter
Approx.
Circumference
Tread
Width
Section
Width
M.S.R.P.
17310
P225/50R15
23.4"
73.6"
8.2"
9.0"(7" rim)
$170.00
17315
P275/50R15
25.3"
79.5"
10.3"
11.3" (8.5" rim)
$175.00
17320
P225/50R16
24.6"
77.3"
8.8"
9.5" (7" rim)
$180.00
17325
P255/50R16
25.8"
81.0"
9.8"
10.7" (8" rim)
$185.00
17330
P275/40R17
25.2"
79.1"
10.3"
11.2" (9.5" rim)
$190.00
17335
P335/35R17
25.6"
80.4"
12.4"
13.6" (12.0" rim)
$195.00
I already run Mickey Thompson ET Street Drag Radials 255/50R16 when I go to the track and I love those. Much better racing on those than on regular street tires thats for sure. 60 foots went from 2.0 to 1.8 just switching to drag radials. The best I can do so far, but still working on my driving. Mickey Thompson (http://www.mickeythompsontires.com/strip.html)
When I get the chance I'll be trying out a set. Just a quick check around and people are pulling 1.7's on these. They look to be equivelent to the ET Streets and that they have pretty much no thread.