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01-03-05, 06:42 PM
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My note on the set I purchased from a few years ago was:
M&H Dragmaster 305/40-16 D20 compound (Harder) 978-632-9501
I believe the above number was M&H direct and, I think, M&H was aquired by:
www.intercotire.com/html/m-h-racemaster.htm
http://www.intercotire.com/html/muscle-car-drag.htm
From a Yahoo seach there were a lot of different purchase points like:
https://www.mandhtires.com/~map/?cat1=RACING+TIRES&s=
Under Option 2 chose DOT, then Option K.
I'm not sure the D20 compound will still be available but it's a start point.
Good luck,
Grant
M&H Dragmaster 305/40-16 D20 compound (Harder) 978-632-9501
I believe the above number was M&H direct and, I think, M&H was aquired by:
www.intercotire.com/html/m-h-racemaster.htm
http://www.intercotire.com/html/muscle-car-drag.htm
From a Yahoo seach there were a lot of different purchase points like:
https://www.mandhtires.com/~map/?cat1=RACING+TIRES&s=
Under Option 2 chose DOT, then Option K.
I'm not sure the D20 compound will still be available but it's a start point.
Good luck,
Grant
01-03-05, 06:54 PM
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The hot tire out right now is the Mickey Thompson drag radial. It has beaten records set by ET STreets and many have gone sub 1.3x 60ft times on them. I believe a turbo Mustang went 7's with the tire.
They require only a minimal burnout to heat the tires unlike the Nitto DR's; however expect them to last about 3-4K miles... Nittos will last well past 10K miles beating on them.
That would be the tire I'd get on my FD rims: 255/50/16
-GNX7
They require only a minimal burnout to heat the tires unlike the Nitto DR's; however expect them to last about 3-4K miles... Nittos will last well past 10K miles beating on them.
That would be the tire I'd get on my FD rims: 255/50/16
-GNX7
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