What are the hottest drag radials out there now?

[Moparjim]

I had Nittos on my last Viper, they were ok. What's the latest hotness?

[juicedimpss]

M/T drag radials for the win.

[Teufelhunden]

You wouldn't happen to have the width on 18" Forgeline wheels that comes with the car?

M/T Street Radial
P305/35R18
P345/35R18

BFG g-Force T/A Drag Radial
P275/35R18/LL
P295/35R18/LL
P315/30R18/LL
P345/30R18/LL

[Car Guy]

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Just punch in the numbers and it'll tell you pretty much everything you need to know......






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[Flicktitty]

M/T drag radials for the win.

X2, but i don't think they make those any bigger then 17's?

As far as Drag Radials on bigger rims. I really like the BFG G-Force T/a Drag Radial. My buddy had it them on 18's (285's) on his 700WHP Supra and it hooked pretty good except in cold weather but thats not suprising, they worked wonders too once you heated them up.

[BAD LS1]

Yeah i think your only options are Nittos or BFG's for the big hoops on that car. unless your planning to bolt a 2nd set of wheels witha smaller rim on then would also agreed M/T drag radials FTW.

[Teufelhunden]

M/T Street Radial
P305/35R18
P345/35R18

[Car Guy]

You wouldn't happen to have the width on 18" Forgeline wheels that comes with the car?

M/T Street Radial
P305/35R18
P345/35R18

BFG g-Force T/A Drag Radial
P275/35R18/LL
P295/35R18/LL
P315/30R18/LL
P345/30R18/LL



I think I read your question wrong :durr , you're looking for the width of the wheel itself...???






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[Teufelhunden]

From what I've been told/seen, he's Viper has 18" Forgeline wheels on it...thus the list of 18" sizes.

18" WC3Rs Mmmmmm
http://www.forgeline.com/wheels/wc3r-001.jpg

[Moparjim]

Correct on the 18" Forgelines, I will have to verify the width but I think stock Vipers were 13" so I am not sure why they would be any narrower.

[awsomeears]

Usually the ones you heat up are the Hottest :3gears:

[281Cubes]

Yeah i think your only options are Nittos or BFG's for the big hoops on that car. unless your planning to bolt a 2nd set of wheels witha smaller rim on then would also agreed M/T drag radials FTW.

+1 Also, I hear the M/T's are nice, but have a tendancy to gum up if you do burnouts with them. Just what I heard...:confused

[70challenger452]

The M/t's are nice if their for drag racing and drag racing only. Definatly the stuckiest brand new. Do a burnout or two and their junk, I've got the BFG's now, absolutly love em, I've got the older tread design and I'm going to try the newer design probably later this summer or even next summer and hope I get the same results, their lasting up pretty well anbd still hook almost as good as they did when they were new

[70challenger]

+1 Also, I hear the M/T's are nice, but have a tendancy to gum up if you do burnouts with them. Just what I heard...:confused

the m/t 's are the best for all out drag racing. but they do wear very quickly and aren't as good if u street drive the car alot, especially in the rain.