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You can, you just need to cautious and slow down if the rain is heavy. Not all drag radials are the same. Nitto 555R2 is much better in the rain than a Mickey Thompson ET Street R.

I dont know anyone turning at 150-180mph unless you're on a banked oval.

FS: Soler Performance 87mm (Eff 91mm) throttle body. Used for about 6 weeks on my 2024 Blackwing. Selling because I'm getting ready to install a Magnuson 2650 supercharger and 103mm throttle body. The cars runs great with this throttle body, really increases throttle response throughout the...

Totally different chassis and made less HP and torque than a stock Blackwing much less a modified Blackwing. A 355 street tire isn't going to give you the traction you're hoping for. I had 335 Michelin Pilot Super Sport street tires on the back of my 1000hp Hellcat and they wouldn't hook up on...

I would expect that in a truck with no weight over the rear end. You can get away with a bit more power in a heavier car, especially with a longer wheelbase like a 4 door Cadillac. My Hellcat Challenger made just over 1000hp, 892whp and it would hook up on 20" Nitto 555R2 drag radials above...

LOTS of people run drag radial tires on the street. If you want traction and your car makes above 700whp or so, it becomes a necessity if you're in the Mexico street racing scene.

Not to me, spinning isn't winning. While its certainly possible to help overcome the traction issues with drag radials and drag suspension, etc, it starts to take away from what was an all-around sports car. I find that somewhere around 650-700whp is about the limit in these cars on street tires...

Well, in fairness, AWD changes everything when it comes to traction and the Tesla Model S Plaid is the best bang for the buck vehicle on the planet off the showroom floor. Any RWD vehicle with power is going to struggle with traction on the street.

Don't hate on EVs, once you own it will change you. Ive had 3 Tesla's one of them being a Model X Plaid and currently have a 2025 Hummer EV 3x. EVs have their place and a real blast to drive.

She is absolutely outstanding for sure, but perfect is in the eye of the beholder. I need a bit more power, and some wheels, and a new hood for her to be perfect to me.

Tire compound beats tire width any day. Going with a 305 or 315 drag radial is going to give you better traction than a 355 street tire. That being said, once you start tubbing the rear end, you are going to throw handling out the window and turn the car into a drag car. Which drag radials did...

Pretty certain you would be the first. Seems a bit unnecessary though unless you're just chasing a look. Tim King just ran 8.9@158mph in his CT5 BW last week on 18" wheels and tires on the rear, full weight car and stock block.

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Thats true too. It is an option unlike porting your OEM blower.

Everything you mentioned is solid recommendations. The OE heads are very good but more power can be gained by porting and the engine has to be pulled to install a cam in these cars so it just makes sense to port the heads while you're there so that you're not paying for labor twice if you decide...

No, my ZL1 made 697whp FBO on 93 octane, this included Rotofab intake, 103mm TB, Kong ported blower (not X-port), ATI Damper w/9.45 lower pulley, stock upper pulley, 2" Kooks headers, high flow cats, ECM tune. A cam would have added another 30whp for sure and more fuel if I wanted to push the...

I have Anderson Composites front splitter and rear spoiler. Both fit perfectly and the build quality is second only to OEM and Exhibitions of Speed.

Already been there, done that with the ported blower on my 2021 ZL1, had upgraded heat exchanger and aux tank. car made 697whp before it ran out of fuel on 93 octane, but I did a lot of data logs and it would heat up quick with a back to back pull in the spring and summer months. You're right...

Magnuson 2650 is around 8k by itself. Then you need new valve covers unless you plan on cutting yours up, thats another 1k. Porting the stock blower is certainly an option but the cooling sucks so you have to add more equipment to keep the stock blower from heat soaking such as heat exchanger...