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The first number is the section width, the second the aspect ratio, and the third is the wheel size. The section width is measured at the widest part of the tire and is in millimeters, so a 225 works out to about 8.85 inches. The aspect ratio is a comparison of the sidewall height to the...

A dedicated pair of tires for the drag strip will work out best. I haven't really seen an all-season tire that can hook up like a slick :) What size or sizes are you thinking for tires?

No offense, but you didn't answer the question...we don't know what kind of track you're talking about...drag strip, roadcourse, autocross, etc... I'm guessing that it's going to be drag strip, but that brings up another thought. This is a daily driver? Is it a four-seasons car or reserved for...

I used them for three seasons on two different cars with a mix of street and strip time before they started showing cords. They hooked up pretty good, better than a street radial. They handle like a bias ply slick with a moderately soft sidewall though, so keeps the speeds low going around...

Here are the 14" rallyes on my 74 Duster. It's not a very good shot of the wheels though. I'll be going to a set of Center Line Auto Drags I have as soon as I get my BBP axles. Jeg's has a wheel simulator here: http://www.autowaretech9.net/nextwheels/jegs_ec.htm

It's a good idea to ask, but you can't beat measuring things firsthand: Percy's WheelRite Wheel Fitment Tool This a little steep at $90, but you'll know exactly what fits. I'm sure there are other ways that you can do this yourself with simpler (and cheaper!) tools, but I'm not quite sure...

Is anyone running the M&H Muscle Car D.O.T. Drag Tires? http://www.mandhtires.com/store.php?crn=73&action=show&show_products_mode=cat_click http://www.jegs.com/i/M%26H/676/MSS-002/10002/-1 I've been looking for a set of good street/strip tires for my Scamp and I'm currently stuck with 14"...