BFG Drag Radials

[suffrn6]

Anyone using or have used the BFG Drag radials?  Wondering if they work good on the street.  They are quite a bit cheaper then the MT Drag radials, almost $100 cheaper.  I got a price on the BFG's at, of all places, COSTCO.  They have them for $220 out the door, mounted and balanced.  Any input is greatly appreciated.

Thanks
Chris

[PENSIONER]

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[silverbullet]

Well Imo they suck for the street a biasply would be better ..
But for drivebility the radails all the way ..and the radails are hard to hook on marginal tracks
Me I have both ..lol on different rims one for the track one for the street

[440truck]

World's fastest TrailBlazer SS is running a 9.03 and dragging bumper on M&H radials.  Just thought I'd throw that in too, last I checked they were cheaper than Mickey T's.

[70malibu]

I'd go with M/T's....I see WAY more cars at the track hooking hard on them and running wicked times. I can't say I've seen too many with BFG's. 

[transamtom]

The BFG's suck on the street,wear out to fast and are only mediocre at the track.

I would never buy them again.

For the street check out the Nitto's.

Or get a second set of rims to mount some Mickeys or Hoosiers which are really no good on the street but are great at the track.

[suffrn6]

Thanks for the replys, after doing some reading on the BFG's I think I will throw the extra money and get the ET Streets. 

Chris

[Budnicks]

Good choice the BFG drag radials don't last very long at all, The M/T's lasted a bout twice as long but I didn't do a lot of street driving on either, driving with the BFG's on the street I would have balled up rubber on my quarters like I had been doing burn outs.        Budnicks