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Hoosier Radial Slicks which ones?
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should i get the CO6 or CO7 compound on the 30 x 10.5 x 15 Hoosier radial Slick.
does anyone else make a radial slick, im not liking Hoosiers anymore, they just dont last.
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Re: Hoosier Radial Slicks which ones?
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09/03/09 07:24 PM
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slicks something you'll never experience in your lifetime!! 
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Re: Hoosier Radial Slicks which ones?
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09/03/09 07:42 PM
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so can i get an adult answer to my question please.
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Re: Hoosier Radial Slicks which ones?
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slicks something you'll never experience in your lifetime!!
Seems kinda harsh.
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Re: Hoosier Radial Slicks which ones?
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slicks something you'll never experience in your lifetime!!
Slick is what you SWALLOW 
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Re: Hoosier Radial Slicks which ones?
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If you need help in the traction dept., use the softer compound, CO7. They will not last as long as the CO6's nor be quite as fast; at least that has been my experience. You do know that 30 X 9 Hoosiers come in two different circumferences, don't you?
SUPERSTOCKER, thanks im leaning towards the 06 compound, im so close to that 9 second pass with my 63 so im looking for all the help i can get.i bet 40 passes total with them is all ill get.its a heavy car.
i even went to a smaller 30 x 10.5 over the 29 x 10.5w for less rolling resistence/
i heard radial slicks might get me a few more mph.
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Re: Hoosier Radial Slicks which ones?
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Re: Hoosier Radial Slicks which ones?
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there were problems with the hoosier radials, something about the tires wobbling and hard to control at high speeds. later SLIP
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Re: Hoosier Radial Slicks which ones?
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there were problems with the hoosier radials, something about the tires wobbling and hard to control at high speeds. later SLIP
If you have problems with these tires, you either need to add air pressure or check your car...
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Re: Hoosier Radial Slicks which ones?
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If you need help in the traction dept., use the softer compound, CO7. They will not last as long as the CO6's nor be quite as fast; at least that has been my experience. You do know that 30 X 9 Hoosiers come in two different circumferences, don't you?
SUPERSTOCKER, thanks im leaning towards the 06 compound, im so close to that 9 second pass with my 63 so im looking for all the help i can get.i bet 40 passes total with them is all ill get.its a heavy car.
i even went to a smaller 30 x 10.5 over the 29 x 10.5w for less rolling resistence/
i heard radial slicks might get me a few more mph.
9 out of 10, you are killing the tires in the burnout. 
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Re: Hoosier Radial Slicks which ones?
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If you need help in the traction dept., use the softer compound, CO7. They will not last as long as the CO6's nor be quite as fast; at least that has been my experience. You do know that 30 X 9 Hoosiers come in two different circumferences, don't you?
SUPERSTOCKER, thanks im leaning towards the 06 compound, im so close to that 9 second pass with my 63 so im looking for all the help i can get.i bet 40 passes total with them is all ill get.its a heavy car.
i even went to a smaller 30 x 10.5 over the 29 x 10.5w for less rolling resistence/
i heard radial slicks might get me a few more mph.
9 out of 10, you are killing the tires in the burnout.
how long of a burnout do you do with these tires and how much psi.
im going to order a set tomorrow.thx.
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Re: Hoosier Radial Slicks which ones?
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09/03/09 11:51 PM
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Radials only lasted 30 runs on my car...If you get 50-60 runs you are doing well. Once they start going away they are done...On the bright side they are worth a solid tenth in most cases.
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Re: Hoosier Radial Slicks which ones?
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09/04/09 12:03 AM
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how long of a burnout do you do with these tires and how much psi.
im going to order a set tomorrow.thx.
At the first hint of smoke, it's been long enough. I run at least 20lbs and have run as much as 28lbs on a track with teeth. Again, your car must work to fully utilize these tires and track prep has to be good too. I can get at least 200 passes on a set.
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