My only point is that with your mind set you are headed to wreck your ****....

 

Yeah, I'm not your tard friend and I don't drive my car like an idiot, so I'm not to worried about wrecking.

 

Interesting thread as i was thinking about getting some slicks to run on the street but not to go fast around corners but to get traction in a straight line. Building a 4g swapped colt and should put upwards of 590-630 to the front wheels. With anything over 400 wheel hp in a gutted 2000 pound (give/ take a few pounds) shitbox doing 40 rolls trying to do them in 2nd gear you burn out alot so you have to start in 3rd but then alot more brake boosting, rpm's are lower, takes longer to open up so there for you have to play catch up or just do 60 rolls. So i was thinking about getting some tires that are used for circle track or super modified's putting some lines in them and seeing what they would do. what do you all think? heres a link to some tires i was looking at and a link to the hoosiers dave used on the evo.
http://www.americanraceronline.com/r...s/asphalt.html
http://video.google.com/videosearch?...8&sa=N&tab=wv#

 

Did you not read any thing in this thread?

 

This is the correct link to the tires dave used
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IZx32APqUXM

 

I read the whole thread........

 

If you want to get traction in a straight line get some MT ET Streets... good road manners and good go fast tires.

 

And to think we had a good thread going...

 

The only thing i got out of this thread so far is if you need Rcompound tires on the street you shouldn't be driving, not going to be a good day in any water circumstances(duh) and you wont be able to get the tire any hotter than a street tire...

 

got them on a car and on another car nitto 555 and they help better than regular street tires obviously but don't help enough.

 

Well you really aren't going to get better traction on the street....

I have a few friends that run on the streets and the ET's are the best tires they have found, if you need more traction go to the track.

 

R-comps will be fine... There are sports cars who have em stock from the factory, and we also run them on street here.

Riz.