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Old 11-03-2009, 04:45 PM   #1
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Goodyear DOT Drag Radials

Anyone tried em or heard anything about em?
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Old 11-03-2009, 04:49 PM   #2
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Re: Goodyear DOT Drag Radials

i've heard lots of bad things. in a stock or mildly modded car, they'd probably be fine, but if you wanna run low 10's or quicker, they'll just wad up and blow off cause they have such a soft sidewall. with a heavier car, they're just not ideal. M/T and Hoosier has their heads on straight about a drag radial tire.

Rich Maitre got Goodyear to sponser his drag radial class a few years ago and the class was mandated to use the tires. it was an n/a class so it's not like they were low 7 second cars, but most were mid/low 9's and they had a terrible time with them. i watched as SEVERAL cars destroyed those tires off the line and nearly go into the wall.
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