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J DAWG · October 5th, 2003, 01:15 AM

For SAFE driving on the street I would keep them up around 28 psi, I would be more concerned with going around a corner safer than I would traction in a straight line. Plus with some heat in them and the surface of most streets they will hook just fine. I don't drive mine on the street, so that is just my opinion.

As far as the track, drop them to NO MORE than 15 psi HOT and you will hook like a motha.... I am assuming we are talking Vipers and possibly 18' drag radials. Just roll though the water and spin them over once you are out. Be sure to get plenty of heat in them initially and you will be good to go.

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October 5th, 2003, 01:15 AM	#2
J DAWG CARPE DIEM J DAWG is offline Join Date: Jan 2003 Posts: 3,048 Rep Power: 12	Re: BFG Drag radials For SAFE driving on the street I would keep them up around 28 psi, I would be more concerned with going around a corner safer than I would traction in a straight line. Plus with some heat in them and the surface of most streets they will hook just fine. I don't drive mine on the street, so that is just my opinion. As far as the track, drop them to NO MORE than 15 psi HOT and you will hook like a motha.... I am assuming we are talking Vipers and possibly 18' drag radials. Just roll though the water and spin them over once you are out. Be sure to get plenty of heat in them initially and you will be good to go. ps - Welcome and where are you from? [img]/images/graemlins/wave.gif[/img]