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I wouldnt have mickeys on a dd, but I had no problems with the e/t streets on my termi.
I got caught in the rain once in my 69 Camaro with NTO5R's….Nothing puckers up your butt hole like spinning 720 degrees at 50mph. Getting to see the same semi truck coming at me twice was fun too.
DOT approved is not the same thing as All Weather or All Season
Sucks that you crashed but if you run drag radials on the street full time then you are crazy. If you got caught in the rain on the way home from the track then I do feel sorry for you.
It does say in bold print Dry Pavement Only. That sucks.
Living in South Florida you should know first hand how quickly weather conditions can change.
Some of us live in parts of the country where it rarely rains and when it does it floods. 99% of the time it's fine to run a drag radial on the street, it's just that one time you get caught when it's wet and **** hits the fan.
Stop harping on the guy about his choice of tires, it happens.
Living in South Florida you should know first hand how quickly weather conditions can change.
Some of us live in parts of the country where it rarely rains and when it does it floods. 99% of the time it's fine to run a drag radial on the street, it's just that one time you get caught when it's wet and **** hits the fan.
Stop harping on the guy about his choice of tires, it happens.
best DR for street is Nitto 555R. Owned it in FL on my TA and drove through storms no issues.. Had them in vegas 02 z06 twin turbo no issues at all. best DR for all around IMO.
My Insurance didnt give me no problem. The estimate came out to be around 11k, Gonna have to bolt my stock tires back on and just get some 18 wheels with drag radials to take to the track. Most of the parts they order was on 4 to 6 week back order so it going to be while.
My Insurance didnt give me no problem. The estimate came out to be around 11k, Gonna have to bolt my stock tires back on and just get some 18 wheels with drag radials to take to the track. Most of the parts they order was on 4 to 6 week back order so it going to be while.
Ouch, Glad you walked away in one piece man!
For what its worth I had just pulled the trigger on drag radials for my daily driver and your picture made me change my order!
Does anyone here use the R888 for more than just driving to and from the track? i.e. any thoughts on having it as a DD tire?
I'm finding that even my stock Z51 could use better traction at lower speeds in 1st gear so looking for another alternative although I don't race the car often.
Does anyone here use the R888 for more than just driving to and from the track? i.e. any thoughts on having it as a DD tire?
I do, it's not my DD but I don't have any complaints really. They're loud, I guess, but the car is louder. Tread wear is going to suck if you put any real miles on the car you're going to be going through tires really quick.
Does anyone here use the R888 for more than just driving to and from the track? i.e. any thoughts on having it as a DD tire?
I'm finding that even my stock Z51 could use better traction at lower speeds in 1st gear so looking for another alternative although I don't race the car often.
I run the R888 full time but I only put 350 miles a month or so on huge vette......
for a daily driver I would opt for a michelin pilot sport.
I run the R888 full time but I only put 350 miles a month or so on huge vette......
for a daily driver I would opt for a michelin pilot sport.
Originally Posted by Jay Farber
I do, it's not my DD but I don't have any complaints really. They're loud, I guess, but the car is louder. Tread wear is going to suck if you put any real miles on the car you're going to be going through tires really quick.
Have either of you experienced driving in the rain with them?
Have either of you experienced driving in the rain with them?
Very very light rain and wet roads post rain, it's not awful. When it rains moderately in Vegas the streets flood so I have no desire to deal with that at any capacity.