450whp SC300 W/MT et streets 26x10.5
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450whp SC300 W/MT et streets 26x10.5
Just purchased a set of M/T ET streets, and Im curious to knw if any one is currently using them whether its for streets or track use, im mainly want to use them for the streets, bt when i do go to the track 1/8 will i have to worry about anything breaking or shattering when launching at 3800rpm's?
My set up
450whp 2JZ-GTE
titan motorsport tranny
3800stall
TRD 2-way LSD
heres why i need tires
My set up
450whp 2JZ-GTE
titan motorsport tranny
3800stall
TRD 2-way LSD
heres why i need tires
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Nothing will break with that set up as the auto puts preload on the driveline so no shock loading with that of a manual car, The only weak link could be the differential bushings if they are stock as the soft rubber will cause wheel hop but other than that it's a nice set up and the stock rims make that such a sleeper!
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ive used the mt et streets, that should solve your problem, i really like the hoosier drag radials but the et streets last a bit longer.
i burned through my et streets in 3 months driving on the street and drag racing it every so often.
buy the et streets
i burned through my et streets in 3 months driving on the street and drag racing it every so often.
buy the et streets
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Never said i was using stock wheels sir, ill be using reinforced FD 16'' rims wide enough to support this set up. i plan on using tien flex coilovers with an edfc, and a different pair of rims for when im just cruzing, these slicks are for nights i wanna go to the track or do some dirt on the streets, im tying to get a general idea on how well they'll work on the streets at low speeds when taking off like i did in the video posted.
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Nothing will break with that set up as the auto puts preload on the driveline so no shock loading with that of a manual car, The only weak link could be the differential bushings if they are stock as the soft rubber will cause wheel hop but other than that it's a nice set up and the stock rims make that such a sleeper!
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