NEW Product: Mickey Thompson ET Street Drag Radials!!

**regattacoupe** · 11-16-2003, 12:16 AM

Well if they hook better than BFG's than they won't last as long. BFG's don't last long!

**MeJay Racing** · 11-16-2003, 12:46 AM

I believe I heard that they are available at Speedtek.
Mike

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**Z's Cobra** · 11-16-2003, 10:30 AM

The tread design (from what I can see in the pics) looks similar to the nitto drag radial so they should be fine in the rain so long as you don't go crazy in the rain with 'em. My nittos do well in the rain, even though I try to avoid the rain and my car up when rain is forecast. If they're stickier than the bfg's then they probably won't be a good option for us daily driving/strip people because they'll simply wear too quickly. That's why I don't run the bfg's, they simply don't last long at all. But stickier is better and unfortunately it takes a soft compound to do that so those new thompson radials will likely be better for the strip car that sees only occasional street duty (ie. weekend driving).

**V2-SQ Jess** · 11-21-2003, 11:31 PM

how much are the 275's ? rubber compound compared to ET Streets ? i like the look of the painted white letters on et streets. will something of this type be possible/avaliable ?

**chuckash** · 11-22-2003, 10:11 AM

I'm still running radial t/a's, which don't stand a chance at all. I've been considering a drag radial, how much life can be expected from a drag radial? I put three or four thousand miles a year on my mustang, so would this be an annual event?