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Jun 4, 2007 | 01:02 AM

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racing on the street with a converter

have the mods listed below. is there any mph that is significantly better to race at with a converter? ive raced mine a few times and it seems to pick up from any mph but was just curious

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Are you asking if you be better off from a roll than a stop?

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the lower the better. from a stop is the best.

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the lower the better. from a stop is the best.

yeah if you got tires

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Jun 4, 2007 | 05:25 PM

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my ss3600 with the m/t et street radials on hooks like a mother from about a 15 mph roll...almost hits as hard as the track...from a stop without a burnout and no brake stalling it will spin just a little...for any converter you really need tires...i dont think i will ever go back to street tires, it is completely defferent car with the drag radials

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