Are the old style BFG drag radials gone for good? All I see in the Summit catalog are the newer G-force versions.
H hoffbug · Premium Member Joined Dec 20, 2000 · 1,327 Posts Discussion starter · #1 · Nov 29, 2004 Only show this user Are the old style BFG drag radials gone for good? All I see in the Summit catalog are the newer G-force versions.
Are the old style BFG drag radials gone for good? All I see in the Summit catalog are the newer G-force versions.
3 300hp · Registered Joined Jun 20, 2000 · 263 Posts #2 · Nov 29, 2004 Only show this user from what i hear there the same
B bowtie455 · Registered Joined Jan 15, 2002 · 181 Posts #3 · Nov 29, 2004 Only show this user try your local wal-mart.from what i hear they sell BFG drag radials by special order.they probably can get the old style bfg's.
try your local wal-mart.from what i hear they sell BFG drag radials by special order.they probably can get the old style bfg's.
6 66chevyIISS · Registered Joined Jun 10, 2001 · 107 Posts #4 · Nov 29, 2004 Only show this user For now anyways it's the same tire, just a new name: http://www.bfgoodrichtires.com/bfgapp/catalog/tires/gforcetadragradial2.jsp
For now anyways it's the same tire, just a new name: http://www.bfgoodrichtires.com/bfgapp/catalog/tires/gforcetadragradial2.jsp
H hoffbug · Premium Member Joined Dec 20, 2000 · 1,327 Posts Discussion starter · #5 · Nov 29, 2004 Only show this user This is the old tread pattern This is the new tread pattern
6 66chevyIISS · Registered Joined Jun 10, 2001 · 107 Posts #6 · Nov 30, 2004 Only show this user It's available in either pattern that you want, that lower tread pattern is only for low profile tires. http://store.summitracing.com/partdetail.asp?part=BFG%2D54462&N=110&Ntk=KeywordSearch&Ntt=Drag+Radials
It's available in either pattern that you want, that lower tread pattern is only for low profile tires. http://store.summitracing.com/partdetail.asp?part=BFG%2D54462&N=110&Ntk=KeywordSearch&Ntt=Drag+Radials
H hoffbug · Premium Member Joined Dec 20, 2000 · 1,327 Posts Discussion starter · #7 · Nov 30, 2004 Only show this user Thanks..
R ryan_pope · Registered Joined Sep 17, 2003 · 62 Posts #8 · Nov 30, 2004 Only show this user Dude these are cool. Tire, G-Force T/A Drag, 275/60/15, Radial, DOT Approved, Blackwall Will they fit under 1970 Malibu with without any modification? ( I know this is at tire question)
Dude these are cool. Tire, G-Force T/A Drag, 275/60/15, Radial, DOT Approved, Blackwall Will they fit under 1970 Malibu with without any modification? ( I know this is at tire question)
S Slowpoke70 · Registered Joined Nov 24, 2002 · 1,698 Posts #9 · Nov 30, 2004 Only show this user I run 275/60/15 Radial T/A (NOT DRAG), on stock Corvette-style rally wheels on the back of my 1970 Malibu. No body modifications. Stock/Replacement coil springs, all new bushings and Monroe sens-a-track (stock replacement also) shocks. No rubbing at all.
I run 275/60/15 Radial T/A (NOT DRAG), on stock Corvette-style rally wheels on the back of my 1970 Malibu. No body modifications. Stock/Replacement coil springs, all new bushings and Monroe sens-a-track (stock replacement also) shocks. No rubbing at all.
R ryan_pope · Registered Joined Sep 17, 2003 · 62 Posts #10 · Nov 30, 2004 Only show this user Dear Slowpoke 70, I tried to see your car but something failed at my end. Please send photo to ryanpope1046@yahoo.com Mine is forest green with pearl white interior, all redone. However, I only have stock 1970 wheel covers on 14" wheels.
Dear Slowpoke 70, I tried to see your car but something failed at my end. Please send photo to ryanpope1046@yahoo.com Mine is forest green with pearl white interior, all redone. However, I only have stock 1970 wheel covers on 14" wheels.