Re: Auto vs stick shift slicks
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Re: Auto vs stick shift slicks
I run Toyo's on may J/SA Cutlass. They say the Toyo's are made for a stick car, but as cheap as they are I tried a set. I run 1.55 to 1.58 sixty foot times. They are also very consistent. I run 15psi on a 8" rim.
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Re: Auto vs stick shift slicks
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Re: Auto vs stick shift slicks
Alan how cheap is cheap on the Toyo bias tire?
Richard worried about hooking not ET at this point, need some consistency.... Will never run with the bad ***** cars, lol. |
Re: Auto vs stick shift slicks
Joe
My car will hook any were, mainly due to the the HP it don't have(LOL) When you can catch them on sell they cost 220.00 a pair to your door. |
Re: Auto vs stick shift slicks
Joe, what compound have you run? In my division, Donnie Hough's car will hook anywhere even in the left lane at Shreveport. I would look at your suspension setup and the compound that you run. I found that the reason that Donnie was hooking and I wasn't was because he runs Hoosiers CO6 compound and I was running CO7's. My car was hooking anywhere except the local track often call Spin City.With a good shock(Sanhuffs if you can afford), Caltracs/CompEng bar, Caltrac springs, loose front end, etc. the radials will hook as good as any bias tire. Hope this helps.
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Alan don't most run 26-28 LBS in radials 15 would explain that much wrinkle.
Mike V, Auto guys also say that if radials spin they keep spinning Mike Taylor 3601 |
Re: Auto vs stick shift slicks
Anyone using M/T L8 compound? Have used it on a couple different sizes with good results, 32x14 and 28x9
Going with another set now |
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