Anyone Get Better Than a 2.0 60' w/ Goodyear GSD3's?
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Anyone Get Better Than a 2.0 60' w/ Goodyear GSD3's?
I just finished my first season at the track and the best 60' I got was 2.0 with my GSD3's. Has anyone done any better than this with Goodyear Eagle F1 GSD3's? I usually ran 26 or 27 psi. I just need to know if I need to practice more or get DR's for next season. I have stock 16x8 wheels and mods listed below.
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It's been about 3 summers but that was about my best on 315/35s on the Goodyears and it drove me nuts. I switched to the BFG DRs at end of the year and did much better. To get started go get some cheap stock 16 or 17" wheels and the appropriate M/T tires size...you should do much better.
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I've been trying to find some cheap wheels. The cheapest ones I could find were on this site, but they only have the silver 00-02 camaro wheels for 100 ea. I want some chrome, but I might end up having to settle for mismatched fronts and rears or get a whole set of silver.
http://www.tacreationsusa.com/camaro_wheels.htm
http://www.tacreationsusa.com/camaro_wheels.htm
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In fact my BFGs we 295/40 (what ever i'm not into tire numbers) but they were great because i'd change them at home...drive to the track none of the old rub I came to love with those old wide body 315/35x17 GSD3s (did love the look though) and cut way better 60 ' times on thinner tires!!