Ineffective Weight Transfer
Get some video from behind the car, that will help tell what the car is doing and will help alot.
Your et for the mph is pretty good, I'm running about 142.5+ mph and only seeing 9.5x so you're doing pretty well so far.
I want to see what the tires are doing on the hit too, if they're really wrinkling and whatnot you may find that if they are wrapping up alot that tubes could help you because they stiffen the sidewall up some.
Video, I need video to help more!
If you can get it done on a camera that can put it in slow motion, that would be perfect.
Mark a god sized white stripe on the tires too, so when the side view is shot we can see how much the car is spinning at the hit. a 2 inch wide stripe from the rim to the tread would be good.
It's either that, or the tires aren't matched, car is rolling over, isn't square something.
If you can just get the car leaving strait you're gonna see it pick up. you're driving alot, alot more then I have to drive mine unless I get out of the groove.
Something to think about.
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He has a set, but is pretty busy since it is dirt track season. I'll see what I can do to help you out Mike.
Last edited by 02 BLK WS6; Apr 18, 2009 at 02:01 PM.
You want to be able to leave on all the power without blowing the tires off. If that means a 1.39 instead of a 1.35 trust me you are better off.
The wheelie's are cool and all but at the end of the day it doesn't win races, it's wasted energy lifting the car that should be moving it forward not upward. Best thing you can do is get the car moving forward as hard as possible, not upward.
Oh really? Last edited by Firehawk441; Apr 21, 2009 at 08:37 PM.
http://www.fast-ta.org/xvideos/2009/mm4242009.wmv
and for the record... yes i was definitely sleeping at the tree. .327 reaction
http://www.jimd.com/NFME2009/animated_gif.html
also here is a video.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KK_ip6SB3Ik
I believe the animation was a 1.39 60ft. 9.76@139.60






Im looking at a HD version. That should get us some good information.
