Quote: Originally Posted by hsvetr [View Post] Turbo straight off a ba 136.7mph full standard pedders susp air cleaner full exhaust glide dominator conv. ---------- Post added 19-09-10 at 10:16 ---------- Et street radials that's what i drive on the street with. l no that but they arnt street leagal for 1 and are a semi slick the fastest l no on radial is maxpsi up here does 10.01 on nankangs l beleave

Quote: Originally Posted by pigsy [View Post] l no that but they arnt street leagal for 1 and are a semi slick the fastest l no on radial is maxpsi up here does 10.01 on nankangs l beleave they are a street radial and maxpsi is under steel seres which ran 9.99 on street radials check the fullboost 6cyl rwd radial class. ---------- Post added 21-09-10 at 21:18 ---------- Quote: Originally Posted by 6BOOST [View Post] Half your posts say 9.93 and the other half 9.96, which is it? And what fuel were you running? Congrats on the time, I know how hard it is to do 6BOOST my post says 9.96 cause its my car . Some original photos have not been recovered yet.

Quote: Originally Posted by pigsy [View Post] l no that but they arnt street leagal for 1 and are a semi slick the fastest l no on radial is maxpsi up here does 10.01 on nankangs l beleave Mt Radials are DOT approved, I'm not sure if you are mixing up ET streets with street radials, ET Streets are basically a rag slick with 3 grooves in them, but the MT radial is widely regarded as a street tyre, one of my staff Gav is on his 2nd set in a row on his daily driven turbo VT SS. Whether someone chooses to do it on a traditional street tyre instead of a Mt Radial is their choice I guess 6BOOST Some original photos have not been recovered yet.

Quote: Originally Posted by 6BOOST [View Post] Mt Radials are DOT approved, I'm not sure if you are mixing up ET streets with street radials, ET Streets are basically a rag slick with 3 grooves in them, but the MT radial is widely regarded as a street tyre, one of my staff Gav is on his 2nd set in a row on his daily driven turbo VT SS. Whether someone chooses to do it on a traditional street tyre instead of a Mt Radial is their choice I guess 6BOOST i drive on mt et street radials on the street and the track just to save the confussion cheers. Some original photos have not been recovered yet.

Quote: Originally Posted by pigsy [View Post] l no that but they arnt street leagal for 1 and are a semi slick the fastest l no on radial is maxpsi up here does 10.01 on nankangs l beleave The Queensland MAX PSI (Keith) went 10.0 on 245/40R18 MT ET STREET Radial. From what i can remember, he went 10.16? on 235/40R18 Kenda KR20, and 10.2? on 235/40R18 Nankand NS2

Yep pretty sure you're on the money there Adam.. Either way, congrats on the time mate.. 9's on et street radials is mint.. Some original photos have not been recovered yet.

Getting picky pigsy..lol, most of the mods on our cars are not "street legal".. Doesn't get much better than a pump fuel/exhaust/radial 9 sec pass..woudn't be easy especially from a 3540 cheers darren

Congrats again !! But there is a question that I think a few of us would like to know, Other than 255 et's.. 98 or e85 or other? Just a damn fast time and even more impressive out of a 35/40

So would this be best time thus far with a 35/40?

Love threads like this... it's like pulling teeth just to get any info. Might as well not bother in the first place.

Quote: Originally Posted by AVL012345 [View Post] So would this be best time thus far with a 35/40? probably yes, on pump. In general, no. I know OVL087 went 9.95 @ 138mph

Quote: Originally Posted by Epitaph [View Post] probably yes, on pump. In general, no. I know OVL087 went 9.95 @ 138mph So it's 98 . Awesome effort

Quote: Originally Posted by Epitaph [View Post] probably yes, on pump. In general, no. I know OVL087 went 9.95 @ 138mph Andy (OVL087) went 10.0 on 235/60R15 MT ET street radial, then put the slicks on and went 9.95 That wasnt on pump. He always runs C16 at the track. He has a girly 17 psi tune for the pump/street tune. Some original photos have not been recovered yet.

Quote: Originally Posted by PSI316 [View Post] The Queensland MAX PSI (Keith) went 10.0 on 245/40R18 MT ET STREET Radial. From what i can remember, he went 10.16? on 235/40R18 Kenda KR20, and 10.2? on 235/40R18 Nankand NS2 ok if true l stand corrected ---------- Post added 22-09-10 at 17:29 ---------- Quote: Originally Posted by 6BOOST [View Post] Mt Radials are DOT approved, I'm not sure if you are mixing up ET streets with street radials, ET Streets are basically a rag slick with 3 grooves in them, but the MT radial is widely regarded as a street tyre, one of my staff Gav is on his 2nd set in a row on his daily driven turbo VT SS. Whether someone chooses to do it on a traditional street tyre instead of a Mt Radial is their choice I guess 6BOOST both are dot appoved in the usa from what l have been told from a few people in the tyre industry dont worry me l dont use them but they arnt dot for australia but we do what we have to, wen we do, l used yokohama semi slick for the street for some tracktion wen l got it . ---------- Post added 22-09-10 at 17:32 ---------- Quote: Originally Posted by Jet R31 [View Post] Getting picky pigsy..lol, most of the mods on our cars are not "street legal".. Doesn't get much better than a pump fuel/exhaust/radial 9 sec pass..woudn't be easy especially from a 3540 cheers darren your no fun darren Some original photos have not been recovered yet.

Quote: Originally Posted by PSIVL-6 [View Post] So it's 98 . Awesome effort Judging by the fact the question has been asked several times with no answer, I highly doubt it. In fact I know for 100% certainty that if this thing has a GT35 that the power level simply isn't possible on 98, which is why ollies car runs E85, and even then with 30psi and E85 only run 133mph and its a featherweight. Not taking anything away from the effort, don't take the negative from all the positive, 9's on radials driven home is a feat few have ever achieved regardless of fuel 6BOOST Some original photos have not been recovered yet.

Quote: Originally Posted by pigsy [View Post] ok if true l stand corrected ---------- Post added 22-09-10 at 17:29 ---------- both are dot appoved in the usa from what l have been told from a few people in the tyre industry dont worry me l dont use them but they arnt dot for australia but we do what we have to, wen we do, l used yokohama semi slick for the street for some tracktion wen l got it . ---------- Post added 22-09-10 at 17:32 ---------- your no fun darren Actually, M/T ET Streets are a bias ply drag slick with a few grooves in them and are illegal to use on the street, whereas M/T ET Street Radials are radial tyres and legal to use on the street.

Quote: Originally Posted by pigsy [View Post] both are dot appoved in the usa from what l have been told from a few people in the tyre industry dont worry me l dont use them but they arnt dot for australia but we do what we have to, wen we do, l used yokohama semi slick for the street for some tracktion wen l got it .[COLOR="Silver"] DOT approval is gained in the USA and is what all Australian tyres run off, there's no such thing as Australian DOT approved tyres as they're approval is in America. ---------- Post added 22-09-10 at 21:33 ---------- Quote: Originally Posted by NXTIME [View Post] Actually, M/T ET Streets are a bias ply drag slick with a few grooves in them and are illegal to use on the street, whereas M/T ET Street Radials are radial tyres and legal to use on the street. To be legal you need to be speed and load rated, MT ET street radials have no load rating on the side wall.

Quote: Originally Posted by PROGMH [View Post] DOT approval is gained in the USA and is what all Australian tyres run off, there's no such thing as Australian DOT approved tyres as they're approval is in America. ---------- Post added 22-09-10 at 21:33 ---------- To be legal you need to be speed and load rated, MT ET street radials have no load rating on the side wall. Yeah, I was just checking that Just because it is "DOT" approved doesn't make it legal in Aus. Some original photos have not been recovered yet.

Saw this thinf run at calder, sounded nice and went really strong, does have full excessive as it was pretty quite.

Quote: Originally Posted by NXTIME [View Post] Yeah, I was just checking that Just because it is "DOT" approved doesn't make it legal in Aus. thats right and the police are well aware of it to, have been pulled over and had them checked before and been let of , only because of my age though cheers darren Some original photos have not been recovered yet.