What's the best drag tires in vanilla BeamNG for the Covet?

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There are no vanilla covet drag tires.

 

There should be considering that its power can be up to around 300hp. At the moment the best tyres to use would be any of the grip all tyres or rally tyres as they seem to have a higher friction coef to drive better on dirt.

 

The covet really isn't a drag car. If you want drag cars, check out the barstow or moonhawk. If you want it for novelty, not real drag racing, you could try to find/make a mod.

 

I have no idea how to make a mod, I've tried, and failed (and crashed the game about 7 times). All the mods that I find are outdated because of the new update.

 

Wait, you crashed BeamNG 7 times? Sounds like the game really hates you.

 

Yeah, it sorta does. It really isn't even a covet that I'm trying to find the best drag tires for, it's the Charmand by schumacher (I hope I spelled that right), because there's a REALLY powerful thruster on it. I also want to know how to make a thruster on a car in BeamNG, too.

 

In NFS pro street I had an incredible Honda Civic drag car. Sure it was a NFS game but I don't think a drag Covet is too unreasonable.

 

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Nope - me neither. I have some seen some very impressive fwd drag cars. Drag Covet ftw

 

I stand corrected.

 

.. I had to try it....

(BeamNG AI is really bad at racing)

 

May want to work on your method of stopping there.

 

how do you put the drag wheels for the covet in the front

 

I think you can put that with the wheel hub mod, then you can use 5lug wheels

 

If you download my wheel hub mod you can use 5 kug wheels on front and rear but to get the alder draggers you need to download the universal wheels mod.

 

Before I realized there was a universal wheels mod, I had custom made my own. They are scaled smaller than the regular 5 lug rear Alder Draggers for better fit. I plan a drag cars pack, someday, which will include a couple custom Covets, and some other goodies.

 

f**k this, ill make my own wheels from scratch