MT slicks

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  1. badbird

    badbird New Member

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    Anyone using the 34.5 alky slicks?
    any good? any oppinions would be appreciated

    Thanks

    Graham
     
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    badbird, Jun 24, 2010
  2. pete9857

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    work good for us on our q-8 dragster
     
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    pete9857, Jun 24, 2010
  3. Will Hanna

    Will Hanna We put the 'inside' in Top Alcohol
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    M/t

    I think Terry Munroe is the only car that has run good numbers with them lately in a T/A car. I've seen a few on some Outlaw P/M cars but I haven't heard of any big numbers with them.
     
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  4. Blown540

    Blown540 Blown Alcohol Dragster

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    M/T Slicks

    We have run the M5 compund M/T slick; 34.5 X 16" slick for 3 years now on an Outlaw Dragster in Blown Alcohol with a ATI Superglide 4 and run .91 to .92 on the 60' and usually 3.80s with them, some chatter on loose tracks, but the sidewalls do not tear your chassis up with tire shake.
     
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  5. murray

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    Graham, i've only gone 6.08 on them so far but John Zappia! regular 5.80's on M/T's. Aussie Doorslammer trim. I love them. Murray
     
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  6. badbird

    badbird New Member

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    thanks
    iv just got a new set given to me very cheap, its a legal pm deal I heard there prety good at resisting shake but thats just what i heard, iv got them for back up realy but was thinking of giving them a go next weekend,
    thanks for all the replies see you there Will...

    Graham
     
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    badbird, Jun 25, 2010
  7. Ron C

    Ron C Jr. Dragster

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    They don't like and MT does not recommend a big burn out with them. Try and keep the starting line tire temp close to track temp for best results. They also seem to have a wear grove about were the rim edge sets over the tire. Tried some last race.
    I still prefer the Goodyear 2622's.

    Blessings........Ron Clevenger.
     
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    Ron C, Jun 25, 2010
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    Great grip at the starting line. Great for a poor track down low. They can slip a little more than the Goodyear down track. I like em.
     
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    WANNABE, Jun 27, 2010

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