(with 295s) Can't seem to get the 315s BFGs to do anything near that. 
high 1.8s only 
BFG Drag Radials, what pressure?
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BFG Drag Radials, what pressure? I am going to the track finally on Friday and have gotten my new drag radial in! They are 295/35/18's
What air pressure from your guys experience will work best. The temps will be about mid 80's if that helps any. Also my mods are listed in my sig. Also any special recommendation on how to launch. I figured, just barely hold the brake for the burnout box, then the, just mash the **** out of the pedal technique. Or should I hold the brake and torque up the motor a little. I figured I would try both, but if you guys know one that works better than the other let me know.
Thanks for any help.
What air pressure from your guys experience will work best. The temps will be about mid 80's if that helps any. Also my mods are listed in my sig. Also any special recommendation on how to launch. I figured, just barely hold the brake for the burnout box, then the, just mash the **** out of the pedal technique. Or should I hold the brake and torque up the motor a little. I figured I would try both, but if you guys know one that works better than the other let me know.
Thanks for any help.
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