Need more m6 help Guys
So this time out i am on a 26x10x15 MT stiffwalled slick at about 14psi track prep was killer so i started out on the two stage at 5800 and it hooked good got one good turn out of the tire then it picked the front end a foot or more then a foot or two after it would slowly fall on its face or just loss momentum and then get going again i was putting down 1.70 a 1.68 a 1.66 Short time (60) and i only got in three runs and by the end of the day i was at 6200rpm and i think it wants more. Any input is good input so i am all ear's
I am trying to see what this car is going to do befor i swap to 4.56 gears and 28 tire from my 3.89 gear and 26 tire and i an shifting in to 4th gear but i think i need to try to run it throw the traps in 3rd
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DHPm2u1021k Added a vid
Last edited by 98blueSScamaro; May 31, 2009 at 09:21 PM.
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You are heading in the right direction.
You are heading in the right direction.
And after looking at the vid alot i thing it was hitting the bump stops cant really tell need to slow the vid down
https://ls1tech.com/forums/eastern-m...ay-new-pb.html
Chec out the Vid.
What you need to do is slip the clutch a little bit more. This way you will keep the RPM up and will cary the car out of the whole. What is happening is that you are letting the RPM drop too much after the initial hit, its taking you out of the powerband and you can not get the car to smoothly accelorate.
Trust me, slip the clutch. Don't slip so much that you burn it up, and never dump it. When you dump a clutch you will either spin because ofthe shock to the tire, or Bog because you hook and the engine slows down.
What you need to do is slip the clutch a little bit more. This way you will keep the RPM up and will cary the car out of the whole. What is happening is that you are letting the RPM drop too much after the initial hit, its taking you out of the powerband and you can not get the car to smoothly accelorate.
Trust me, slip the clutch. Don't slip so much that you burn it up, and never dump it. When you dump a clutch you will either spin because ofthe shock to the tire, or Bog because you hook and the engine slows down.

Rob

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