26x6x15 front runners wanted

[Formula Z]

looking for some drag tires for the front. size 26x6x15. lmk what you got, price, and location

[Nocooler]

If you want new - 165r15 radials are $60-70 a piece. They handled fine on my 3400# buick, don't know how they'd be on an f-body.

I really like my sportsman front runners.

[Formula Z]

was told not to do that. any other opinions??

those are what i ultimately want, just dont have that kind of coin right now

[farmington]

I had a bad experience with the MT sportsman bias ply front tires. Car (1972 plymouth) would wander all over the road even the front end was all new and aligned. After a year I bought some Kuhmo cheap radials 165-85-15 when I put MT drag radials on and the car drove like a new Cadillac.

[Formula Z]

thanks. yeah i wouldnt do the bias ply only a radial. its an option i guess

[OIF1VET]

thanks. yeah i wouldnt do the bias ply only a radial. its an option i guess

Those kumho's are made for VW bugs(2000 lbs).. Do people run them and get away with it, yes.. Do you want to risk it?

[Formula Z]

no i dont

[OIF1VET]

I'll keep an eye on tech. I see skinnies now and then..

[Nocooler]

Sportsmans bias - handle fine with radials out back. I drive mine to the track that way. Never had an issue.

M/T makes a radial front runner too.They are expensive.

You could try a 205/70/15 as well. Your not going to find a high speed rated radial in skinny sizes.....but they are fine for running down the strip.

[kyleozzie]

Sportsmans bias - handle fine with radials out back. I drive mine to the track that way. Never had an issue.

M/T makes a radial front runner too.They are expensive.

You could try a 205/70/15 as well. Your not going to find a high speed rated radial in skinny sizes.....but they are fine for running down the strip.

my buddy has that combo.. it seems to not ride to bad. i have mt radials on all 4 and it drives stock(minus the !powerstearing lol) but yeah i think they are about 180 a piece. but love the flame look and the ride.

[OIF1VET]

Sportsmans bias - handle fine with radials out back. I drive mine to the track that way. Never had an issue.

M/T makes a radial front runner too.They are expensive.

You could try a 205/70/15 as well. Your not going to find a high speed rated radial in skinny sizes.....but they are fine for running down the strip.

Sportsman SR's 26/6/15 is what I ran when I had 15" fronts..

[birdie2000]

Still fairly pricey, but I suspect they're designed to handle the speed better since they're a purpose-built tire.

http://www.mandhtires.com/store.php?...on=show_detail