Sorry but i just can not fit words drag and snow in same sentence. Not in means of auto sport an and state of matter. Maybe if drag radials are studded...
oh yeah i heard of those M//T Et Ice.....
sanction by the MSAIRA (mustang snow & ice racing association)
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Remember different makes of tires have several different models which may all have different thread patterns and body plies. So you shouldn't judge the whole make by some model characteristics. Even same pattern on different size tire don't necessary behave the same.
It is like Michelin makes BF Goodrich tires. One company will produce different brand names of tires.
It is like Michelin makes BF Goodrich tires. One company will produce different brand names of tires.
Thats true but for example Goodyear makes tire models like F1 asymmetric, F1 GS-d3, RS-A, Excellence etc. which all are different and are meant for different type of cars and different type of driving.
Goodyear also owns tire companies like Dunlop, Fulda, Falken and Kelly which make tires on their own names.
sanction by the MSAIRA (mustang snow & ice racing association)
yep thats the ones i was referring to Hearing things like this reminds me of when I was kid really struggling between buying the SNES version of Samurai Showdown or the Genesis port. The SNES version had milk and smaller sprites but had the endings and better animation, while the Genesis version had blood and nicer sprites. I remember constantly rereading issues of EGM trying to decide which was the best for me, looking at one set of screenshots versus another set.
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1988 T-Topped GT 5 speed
BBK equal shorties
Pypes O/R X
Pypes Violator Catback
3.73 gears w/ 03-04 cobra track-lok clutch kit
MAF Conversion
K&N Drop in
yep thats the ones i was referring to Hearing things like this reminds me of when I was kid really struggling between buying the SNES version of Samurai Showdown or the Genesis port. The SNES version had milk and smaller sprites but had the endings and better animation, while the Genesis version had blood and nicer sprites. I remember constantly rereading issues of EGM trying to decide which was the best for me, looking at one set of screenshots versus another set.
i hear what you are saying but during that scenario did you ever consider......
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Real Racers Don't Street Race
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'88 LX Hatch With A Little Of This & A Little Of That...... 10.39 @128 MPH Soon to be faster....
Thats true but for example Goodyear makes tire models like F1 asymmetric, F1 GS-d3, RS-A, Excellence etc. which all are different and are meant for different type of cars and different type of driving.
Goodyear also owns tire companies like Dunlop, Fulda, Falken and Kelly which make tires on their own names.
very interesting I didn't know Goodyear made those brands. I remember there used to be a Riken brand kinda went with the Falken brand. I remember Cooper tires and Kelly tires but I don't see those much anymore. I remember seeing Tigerpaws/Uniroyal? the tire that is suppose to seal itself if it gets a nail?
This is like car batteries there are just a few companies that make all of these different brands. I wonder who makes the tires for Kirkland?
I also know the BFG radial TA'S have a good ride quality but they are an S rated tire and I never got more than 15,000 miles on them when I ran them on my 93 GT,and my 92 LX coupe. But they road well and hooked awesome because they were such a soft compound. They were also reasonably cheap. Might consider them also.
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1994 MUSTANG GT 5.0,5 SPEED COUPE,BLACK EXTERIOR, GRAY LEATHER, FULLY LOADED,STOCK 3.08'S, TIMING ADVANCED 12 degrees, BASSANI BX CATBACK, UPR OFFROAD X PIPE, FRPP 9 MM WIRES, AUTOLITE 25'S, MSD CAP/ROTOR, MAC COLD AIR INTAKE, MAC UNDERDRIVE PULLEYS.
I also know the BFG radial TA'S have a good ride quality but they are an S rated tire and I never got more than 15,000 miles on them when I ran them on my 93 GT,and my 92 LX coupe. But they road well and hooked awesome because they were such a soft compound. They were also reasonably cheap. Might consider them also.
15,000 miles that not much. You must drive your car hard. The lowest miles I have ever got were on some Goodyears V-rated at 43,000 miles with little tred but not bald.
very interesting I didn't know Goodyear made those brands. I remember there used to be a Riken brand kinda went with the Falken brand. I remember Cooper tires and Kelly tires but I don't see those much anymore. I remember seeing Tigerpaws/Uniroyal? the tire that is suppose to seal itself if it gets a nail?
This is like car batteries there are just a few companies that make all of these different brands. I wonder who makes the tires for Kirkland?
All tires that mean to be used without inner tube seal themselves around nail. They are called tubeless, it is written on tire wall. The inner surface is so soft. Nail punctures are very easy and quick to repair in tubeless tires unlike punctured inner tube.
15,000 miles that not much. You must drive your car hard. The lowest miles I have ever got were on some Goodyears V-rated at 43,000 miles with little tred but not bald.
balding is not good...
a way to combat it is.....
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Real Racers Don't Street Race
PERIOD.......
'88 LX Hatch With A Little Of This & A Little Of That...... 10.39 @128 MPH Soon to be faster....
All tires that mean to be used without inner tube seal themselves around nail. They are called tubeless, it is written on tire wall. The inner surface is so soft. Nail punctures are very easy and quick to repair in tubeless tires unlike punctured inner tube.
Uniroyal is owned by Continental.
I don't see any Tigerpaw Uniroyal tires on cars. The nail advertising didn't work.
There is Dunlop GT qualifier or BF Goodrich which I see on alot of older cars but I don't know what the speed ratings on those tires are. If t here is no speed rated stated then is it an S rated tire?
