What tires are you running?
Drifting
Joined: Jul 2015
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From: NY
>1000 People stick to drag radials, whether its mickey Thompson, Hooser. Big builds are on 15" set ups.
2nd Gear
Joined: May 2026
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From: Apple Valley, Minnesota, USA
Hi，维迈克
If you're not going to the track and just want high horsepower for street driving, go for the Michelin PS4S or Continental SC7 without hesitation. They offer good dry grip and good drainage in the rain, and their grip limits are more than sufficient for everyday street driving!
If you're not going to the track and just want high horsepower for street driving, go for the Michelin PS4S or Continental SC7 without hesitation. They offer good dry grip and good drainage in the rain, and their grip limits are more than sufficient for everyday street driving!
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Instructor
Joined: Aug 2014
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Instructor
Joined: Aug 2014
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Hi，维迈克
If you're not going to the track and just want high horsepower for street driving, go for the Michelin PS4S or Continental SC7 without hesitation. They offer good dry grip and good drainage in the rain, and their grip limits are more than sufficient for everyday street driving!
If you're not going to the track and just want high horsepower for street driving, go for the Michelin PS4S or Continental SC7 without hesitation. They offer good dry grip and good drainage in the rain, and their grip limits are more than sufficient for everyday street driving!
I have heard a couple others running the Michelins too.
Instructor
Joined: Sep 2000
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From: Brunswick NY
At around 900whp, I run R888R and have no trouble hooking when warm. In the Fall I have to make sure they have some heat in them but outside the noise, I love them. I have run them on everything from Hellcats, CTSV’s, Terminator’s, you name it.
