Screws in slicks...
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I am debating about adding wheel screws in my slicks on my 99 Corvette. I have always relied on them as a cushion to help with driveline breakage. We went all season without a breakage and really love it. Now the car is making enough power to move the slicks 3/4" per launch. We're just debating if the risk is greater than the reward for screws.
Phil
Phil
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Originally Posted by Phil99vette
I am debating about adding wheel screws in my slicks on my 99 Corvette. I have always relied on them as a cushion to help with driveline breakage. We went all season without a breakage and really love it. Now the car is making enough power to move the slicks 3/4" per launch. We're just debating if the risk is greater than the reward for screws.
Phil
Phil
I just did it to my car and first pass I got a blow out. Had to run carmen tires for the rest of the day. Just mounted a fresh set of QTP with a new set of tubes will be giving it another try next week end in Ohio. The tire moves a few inches on me each time I launch. I hope this helps the 60ft with out giving me breakage. I held off for the same reasons
Paul