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Race Clean 01-15-2021 06:47 PM

Re: Mickey PBR's VS Hoosier Radials
 
I always felt that Mickey's have had a small performance edge in this segment, but at a cost (the time and money to change more often) maybe the pro bracket one have changed all that?
I think the question was : how fast is the Pro Bracket Radials vs the competition, does anyone know?

Gmirza 01-15-2021 11:48 PM

Re: Mickey PBR's VS Hoosier Radials
 
You don’t see them on stockers because they don’t make a 9 x 30. Only 9” one they offer is 28”. Maybe on a super street or bracket race forum you can get some feed back. Only the low hp stockers run something other than a 9 x 30. Sound like they are a killer tire.

1700camaro 01-16-2021 10:04 AM

Re: Mickey PBR's VS Hoosier Radials
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by KennyAnderson (Post 631888)
Morning all. Anyone done any real world testing of Mickey Thompson Pro Bracket Radials VS Hoosier Radials? My main concern is..... if the Hoosiers are faster I don't want to leave anything on the table. Anyone do any ABA testing or have any other experiences???

We have 2 sets of radial tires M/T PBRs & Hoosiers. I would like to say they are both great tires. We have about 800-900 passes using Hoosiers & around 150 passes on the M/T's. The Hoosiers we get 150-200 runs out the tires (150 was the lightweights).The M/T's are our 1st set, but looks like we'll get an easy 200 runs.

As for performance, the tires are not identically set-up. The Hoosiers are 30x9 (92.5 RO), they have been run on 8" or 10" rims. The M/T's are 29.5x10.5 (94.2 RO) on a 9" rim. The M/T's are around 7 lbs. heavier per tire. Plain & simple the Hoosiers are .02-.03 quicker, but all around I like the M/T's slightly more.

These are run on a 1980 Camaro bracket car. It weighs 3050 with driver, 434 sbc & runs high 9s.

Kenney Kelley 01-16-2021 11:49 AM

Re: Mickey PBR's VS Hoosier Radials
 
Kenney you have a PM.

Kenney Kelley

KennyAnderson 01-17-2021 08:41 PM

Re: Mickey PBR's VS Hoosier Radials
 
Thanks for the feedback guys. I was unaware they don't make a 9" x 29.5" PBR, only 28.5". I just assumed since they made a bias 9" x 29.5" they made the same in the PBR. Looks like Hoosier is the way to go. I am VERY pleased with how the car worked on the Hoosier so I'll stick with them. CO6 compound on it in the past........Thoughts??

boxmotorsports 01-18-2021 11:58 AM

Re: Mickey PBR's VS Hoosier Radials
 
I have have been running the Hoosier 94 Lightweights for years and can usually get a season out of them (well over 100 runs) and then put them on my Daughter's K/SA wagon. My car is a AA/SA 427 Camaro. The biggest thing I see is people putting in too much heat , Too large a Burn out.

Lenny5160 01-19-2021 01:08 AM

Re: Mickey PBR's VS Hoosier Radials
 
I wish somebody would make a taller 9” bracket radial.

I’ve been running the Hoosier 92.5 C07 tire forever on my bracket/SST car and been extremely happy with them but decided to start 2021 on the Hoosier 28 x 9 bracket radial. I don’t think those would be legal in Stock as they claim a 9.5” tread width. Mickey’s 9” PBR say 9” but I’ve never actually measured either.

Alan Nyhus 01-19-2021 12:20 PM

Re: Mickey PBR's VS Hoosier Radials
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Lenny5160 (Post 632350)
I wish somebody would make a taller 9” bracket radial.

I’ve been running the Hoosier 92.5 C07 tire forever on my bracket/SST car and been extremely happy with them but decided to start 2021 on the Hoosier 28 x 9 bracket radial. I don’t think those would be legal in Stock as they claim a 9.5” tread width. Mickey’s 9” PBR say 9” but I’ve never actually measured either.

Tony, check your PM's. Thanks. -Al


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