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Originally Posted by b1adesofcha0s It's Steve, I know what I'm dealing with What's the difference between drag radials and ET Streets? Compound. The ET Streets (not to be confused with
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The ET Streets (not to be confused with the ET Street Radials) are a bias-ply almost completely slick drag tire that just happens to be DOT approved. They are a lot more aggressive than a conventional drag radial like the ET Street Radial, Nitto 555-R/NT05-R, or BFG DRs. Of the drag radials the ET Street Radial is probably the best.
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