GoPro Vids added "Got some shakedown runs in .. SS w/SDPC 402 .. mid-7's at 103 mph"
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I was at paradise sunday. I was just watching tho. Your car looked great but you could diff use a line lock for the burnouts. Didnt looked like you got the tires hot enough on your passes. I go to that track regularly and the track prep sucks. The mph is also bout 3 to 4 mph high. You should have any problem getting into the 10s with good 60ft tho. congrats
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Nope, rims are not screwed .... I wanted to be sure I needed to before drilling a new set of RT-S's. I marked and checked, but no spinning. I did have these mounted with the "Dawn trick" on the bead and coated the complete inside and so far are holding 18# since Sunday. Keep in mind that I rarely got them properly heated and didn't get the pressure down enough to hook them. Maybe the next time out I will find that I WILL have to screw them afterall.
By the way, I didn't receive a PM from you.
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Yea it diff up hill. Brainard is were i do most of my racing. Its a lot better track. Next time i see you i will introduce my self. Also like alan said steele is the best track in out area. May wana give it a shot.
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Nope, rims are not screwed .... I wanted to be sure I needed to before drilling a new set of RT-S's. I marked and checked, but no spinning. I did have these mounted with the "Dawn trick" on the bead and coated the complete inside and so far are holding 18# since Sunday. Keep in mind that I rarely got them properly heated and didn't get the pressure down enough to hook them. Maybe the next time out I will find that I WILL have to screw them afterall.
By the way, I didn't receive a PM from you.
Nope, rims are not screwed .... I wanted to be sure I needed to before drilling a new set of RT-S's. I marked and checked, but no spinning. I did have these mounted with the "Dawn trick" on the bead and coated the complete inside and so far are holding 18# since Sunday. Keep in mind that I rarely got them properly heated and didn't get the pressure down enough to hook them. Maybe the next time out I will find that I WILL have to screw them afterall.
By the way, I didn't receive a PM from you.
On rim screws...being the owner of the same wheels myself...once you air down and hook they will spin. However, i'd start with screwing the inside only maybe even 5 rim screws in line w/ each lug. I think i have plenty i will give you once you get there. Inside only drilled usually stops the tire movement on our power levels. Get 600+ and all out drill is necessary...my opinion only.
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By the way, does Brainerd have open track between rounds on their normal race Sunday?
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that's because he sent it to me! But i think its been corrected.
On rim screws...being the owner of the same wheels myself...once you air down and hook they will spin. However, i'd start with screwing the inside only maybe even 5 rim screws in line w/ each lug. I think i have plenty i will give you once you get there. Inside only drilled usually stops the tire movement on our power levels. Get 600+ and all out drill is necessary...my opinion only.
On rim screws...being the owner of the same wheels myself...once you air down and hook they will spin. However, i'd start with screwing the inside only maybe even 5 rim screws in line w/ each lug. I think i have plenty i will give you once you get there. Inside only drilled usually stops the tire movement on our power levels. Get 600+ and all out drill is necessary...my opinion only.
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Is there a TnT every Friday night weather pending? Have they started already? I have been to their new website, but no new schedule as of yet.
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Thanks. The cam package, FAST/NW & TFS215's were on the original LS1 and were transferred to the 402. I wish I had the budget to go to a TFS235 or even a rectangular port setup, but it is pretty strong as is ... 497 rwt at 4,650-4,750 rpm and 508 rwhp at 5,710-6,150 dropping to 470 rwhp at 6,800 rpm. The TFS215's actually flow 266.1/321.8 cc's at 0.600" ... not too, too bad.
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Time and money will tell .... Uncle Sam will have his hand out in about a month, so it will be several weeks before I can get back out there.
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I knew they would be my best friends before I even hit the track, but I wanted to at least get it there even though it wasn't completely prepared. With some decent burnouts and consistant rpm launches with the roll control and 2-step, I am confident 6's are in it. Thanks for the comments and you have a quick ride yourself.