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Old 04-13-2008, 07:57 PM
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Just mounted 275 - 16" M & H Drag Radials on Sportside...
http://i160.photobucket.com/albums/t...e/DSC01242.jpg

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No more of this spin and hitting the rev-limiter
http://s160.photobucket.com/albums/t...idesNewCam.flv

Just hooks and pulls. Great street tires !! Still have to feather the throttle from a light though...will spin all thru first till the shift.
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looks good and moven good to.

one question why m & h?
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What size r the fronts? I quess 275/55/17.

I need some 17" tires for my denali wheels. Looks good man.
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I always liked m&h. Gotta be careful when the roads are wet though. They will hold well on a trak with decent prep.
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Hope your not planning on daily driving those..

Just FYI - I'm sure they are DOT. But they are made just to put on at home, drive to the track and then drive back home and take off. Unless you don't care about changing them out about every 5,000 miles or so.
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Looking good pittman!
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Looks good pitt...you aren't gonna be street racing are ya
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Originally Posted by litreddevil
looks good and moven good to.

one question why m & h?
Hey devil,
I hear the new MT's are on severe backorder...so I tried these.
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Originally Posted by slowec
What size r the fronts? I quess 275/55/17.

I need some 17" tires for my denali wheels. Looks good man.
Thanks. Correct except they are 16" rims
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Originally Posted by rclnc
Hope your not planning on daily driving those..

Just FYI - I'm sure they are DOT. But they are made just to put on at home, drive to the track and then drive back home and take off. Unless you don't care about changing them out about every 5,000 miles or so.
Just a weekend truck so they are my street tires....low miles. I still have my ET Streets for the track on the stock rims.
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