Slicks.

[P47KER]

Just bought these for £30 and was wondering if they would be ok for the drag strip? Bit of an impulse buy really but for £30 if they are no good i can always sell them on.
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[Ryan]

19-57, need to find out what that corrilates to as i cant be fucked 2nite lol

[P47KER]

Found this info http://www.m-sport-rallytyres.co.uk/development/tyres.asp?category=tt

[Ryan]

i know what they are, im off to bed though so cant be naffed to convert them.

although they would appear to be just not b 190/57/15

which seems quite erm different.

ive probabbly been a bit of a mong 2nite but ahwell, ill try n help 2mo dude

[P47KER]

No worries mate , cheers anyway.

[Saxo-Slag]

Can you buy road legal slicks and are they ok

[AXracing]

Can you buy road legal slicks and are they ok

No. For the road you have to have a min of 17% cut tred.

[AXracing]

There not really drag strip rubber but they could be used if they don’t rub. Your best to go get a super soft set of drag racing AVO’s or something like that for 1/4 mile work

[KamRacing]

what compound are they and what did they come off?

[P47KER]

Not sure what they came of, and i'm not sure that the guy i bought them of will although he did say that they were a really soft compound. But like i said they are an impulse buy and i thought for £30 they are cheap?

So if they are of a soft compound will i get any benefit of running them or am i just waisting my time?

Thanks for all your advice:y:

[KamRacing]

you need a soft compound for drag strips as you need to get heat in quickly and also they have more grip. Its just if they are off something like a formula3 car then the tyrewall construction is different and they will not be good for track use on a road derived car

[P47KER]

Oh i see, i'll try and contact him and see what he says.