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Yoda imported some 555's specifically so he could compare his car to the Japanese cars. (Like the Veilside street legal car 8.6 on radials) He could have run anything. But to be honest it not going to fly in Oz because pretty much everyone just runs whatever they want.
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mmmmmmm, I can see this being just another "oh but it doesn't count" type of thing.
If a record is a record when using radials, as far as I can see, as long as you are in fact on radials thats pretty much the end of it, anything goes as long as they are radials. Its like going for the quickest RB record then others saying you can only use a RB28 because thats what the RB record was set with. Whats going to happen if someone goes for a GTR street ET record but goes about things in a slightly different way? if its still a GTR, still 4WD, still RB etc, blah blah blah its got to be ok with everyone surely?
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Kev, the quickest radial GTR is actually Veilside's R32 R1 Street Drag with an 8.612@163 (has run as high as 172.50MPH), then the Veilside R34 with an 8.641, then Godzilla's 8.74.
Rob, this record will be clear cut because the line in the sand is so very clear: radial tyres. There shouldn't be any arguments. However, I can almost guarantee that there will be - But not from me ![]() ![]() ![]() Quote:
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I wasn't refereing to any car in particular but I agree with ^^^.
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The Mickey Thompson Street Radial is the tire to use. The Nitto is going to be a dangerous disadvantage on a car this powerful. If you are running the Nitto, you might as well have a normal street tire on it.
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G'day Kevin, I was the fella from Aust. having a few beers with you and Reece at 'the shed' in Taupo a few years back after Import All Stars. The beers were ok...the trays of tequila though were bloody sensational!
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Im not entirely familair with the rules, but if its radial tires, then why would you disadvantage yourself by running a tire less than the best tire for the class ?
I can understand specifically wanting to run the 555 , like I said, so you can make a direct comparison to the historical Japanese class times.
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I'd be running the best radial I could get for a radial record, seems a no brainer to me, although if HT can beat the record on Nitto's big ups to them :-)
Robbie.
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255 x 50 x 16 has netted the best 60' times. They need to be heat cycled before they really perform and can be quite greasy fresh. Best to burn them up really well the night before using and let them cool right off overnight. I used this method recently with a fresh set and broke a rear axle on the 1st launch the next day, it also destroyed the clutch packs in the Nismo 2 way. They gripped very firmly unfortunately...lol.
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Do you mind me asking you guys something..........,what bloody time is it over there,if you are posting at 6 am UK time on the forum?
Most of us are all still tucked up in bed fast asleep at that time. ![]()
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