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Old 09-04-2021, 07:06 PM   #15
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I looked for the 555R2's first, then NT05R, all out of stock and backordered for at least a month. So I settled for the NT05 as the next best thing thinking they have to be better than the 275 AS3+. Really wanted the 555R2 since I had already planned on the G2's up front :/

Guess I'll have my fun with the NT05's for now while I order and wait for some 555R2's.
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Old 09-07-2021, 08:37 AM   #16
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Since I've bought the car in 2016 my car has almost lived on Drag radials and I can't even count how many hard launches this car has seen in its time.

The car has even been at several different power levels

I've ran MT Street SS on 18s and MT Street Rs and Hoosier X275 in 17s .... The MT Street Rs are the best by far from my experience love them

No Issues what so ever (although I do need an upgraded drive shaft at my power level but its been fine so far also).

The drivetrain in the SS Manual or Auto are very stout from the factory except possibly the drive shaft

Hitting in the 1.5 60fts now and still going strong on stock parts.

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Old 09-13-2021, 01:48 PM   #17
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I hit 1.86 60ft times. Normal burnout, mashed the gas to the floor. No spin. Track had good prep. Overall pretty happy with the NT05s on the track, but they're a little dicey on the street where there's no glue and no burnout usually. I posted a follow up to this and a couple other threads here:

https://www.camaro6.com/forums/showthread.php?t=597270
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Old 09-13-2021, 07:02 PM   #18
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Since I've bought the car in 2016 my car has almost lived on Drag radials and I can't even count how many hard launches this car has seen in its time.

The car has even been at several different power levels

I've ran MT Street SS on 18s and MT Street Rs and Hoosier X275 in 17s .... The MT Street Rs are the best by far from my experience love them

No Issues what so ever (although I do need an upgraded drive shaft at my power level but its been fine so far also).

The drivetrain in the SS Manual or Auto are very stout from the factory except possibly the drive shaft

Hitting in the 1.5 60fts now and still going strong on stock parts.

-Jon
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