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Anyone Using the 295 50 16" MT Drag Radials?

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Old 06-15-2009, 11:54 AM
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Default Anyone Using the 295 50 16" MT Drag Radials?

Its 27.7" tall and has a 10.8" tread width. Looks like it would provide a lot of traction without being too tall it lowers the gearing. And the 16" rims should clear the brakes right?
Old 06-15-2009, 05:32 PM
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I see they have the ET street radial 2's in that size. What is the difference with the street radials 1? Looks like the same compound.
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sounds like a good choice for a bolt-on truck...
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I think the only difference is the tread pattern. Not sure which is better, but both are pretty sticky from what I've heard.
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I saw a post about a 9second turbo t/a running the 295 40 17's. Hooked enough to sky the fronts
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