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Hi all, currently drive a 2017 manual supercharged 370z. Makes around 550hp. Bought a set of 17s to run some taller tyres for drag days. These will purely be for

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Old 02-28-2024, 02:13 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Hi all, currently drive a 2017 manual supercharged 370z. Makes around 550hp.

Bought a set of 17s to run some taller tyres for drag days. These will purely be for the drag strip / coming to/from the drag strip.

Last time i was at the strip i was running semi slicks AR1 in 305/30/19 and had a terrible day. Slipping all day.

What tyres is recommended with 17s plus manual transmission?

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305/45/17 Any mickey thompson should be good
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Work on your suspension. At that power level you should be able to hook that power level on the street. I am not sure what you have done to your suspension.
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I run this set up on the 370 w/Nitrous and pretty happy with it. Light weight also.

(2) Enkei RP01 3798106538BK
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(2) Hoosier Drag Radial DR2 P315/30R/18 are 25-3/4” tall x 12.25” section w/ 10” tread. 26 lbs each - total 47 lbs

I run the 17” Hoosier DR2 315 on my 600 whp manual Z06 Corvette and it worked well also.

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