That NT02 looks like a drag radial or track tire. Blocks are too large to be a regular stree tire
i have never heard of the NT-02. thats why i posted the NT-05
according to what i heard from nitto though...its a street tire. its not listed as a competition tire on their website, it listed as their flagship street tire...to be released in feb.
the thing about drag radials is your going to be spending big bucks on a pair of daily ridden tires that will last you about 2-5k miles...my bfg's are shot to **** after only about 3k miles....next time i get dr's im getting a seperate pair of rims to mount them on that way i don't always have to think about burning dollar bills everytime i launch on them...
And I was serious about the Nitto, I like them and am getting them. Its a new compund and tread designed to be quiet and its supposed to have killer handeling abilities. Its Nittos new flagship.
And tires being rice? Its not like they have a yellow stripe down the center and make red smoke when spinning them
You know dat mang!You were serious...hmm. All I can say is...let us know how they work
And be sure to post some pics....im curious to see what they look like up under the rear...maybe being so wide, they wont look too bad.
Stop slamming on the gas pedal and they may last longerThose NT-05 look awesome
Grip is grip. It all looks the same once it's smoke.
He was referring to the off center ricer lineViper ACR comes from the factory with pilot sport cups.
on 17s, I noticed a big difference with Nittos. It felt like it would roll up onto the rim when cornering hard.So I will be ordering my wheels and tires very soon here and have a question concerning drag radials.
How much does it affect the cars cornering abilities? Are they alot more mushy then regular tires? IDK what brand but prolly NITTOS as thats what AM has to fit the wheels I am getting.
I also imagine they suck really bad in the wet too.
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