Any suggestions to my launch (vid inside)
10-18-2011, 03:41 PM
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Any suggestions to my launch (vid inside) Hey guys got the car to the track after rear end install and what not!! Details is
Cam only
6Spd
TDP Clutch
QP 9" Narrowed 6"
non adjustable Lower Control Arms
adjustable ta
SF connectors
all other suspension stock!
running a 4.56 gear with 28 10.5 mt slick
leaving at around 6K on 2step
it seemed to be hooking pretty solid, I just feel it should 60 foot alot better than a 1.6x
Ive cut numerous 1.4x's in my old setup cam only firehawk with 3.42's and 26" slicks!
Any suggestions or does it seem like its leaving ok!!!
Thanks guys!
Oh also dont mind my slow shifting lol, had to bleed on the clutch some it had a little air in it!!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M9TQixwvWbg
Cam only
6Spd
TDP Clutch
QP 9" Narrowed 6"
non adjustable Lower Control Arms
adjustable ta
SF connectors
all other suspension stock!
running a 4.56 gear with 28 10.5 mt slick
leaving at around 6K on 2step
it seemed to be hooking pretty solid, I just feel it should 60 foot alot better than a 1.6x
Ive cut numerous 1.4x's in my old setup cam only firehawk with 3.42's and 26" slicks!
Any suggestions or does it seem like its leaving ok!!!
Thanks guys!
Oh also dont mind my slow shifting lol, had to bleed on the clutch some it had a little air in it!!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M9TQixwvWbg
10-18-2011, 04:35 PM
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Ok prolly wont roll the beams like that. But that means you either need to adjust your master cylinder or shim the clutch to get it to disengage all the way. You prolly have trouble cutting consistent lights that way.
10-18-2011, 08:34 PM
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Not sure how much air you had in the back tires but it looked like it mashed the wheel down in the ground pretty good! Are the slicks stiff sidewall?
All of the energy from the clutch dump went into mashing the wheel down on the tire instead of lifting the front so the car did not appear to transfer weight very well and it unloaded the back and spun.
I would suggest more tire pressure to see if that helps! Good Luck on the next outing.
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All of the energy from the clutch dump went into mashing the wheel down on the tire instead of lifting the front so the car did not appear to transfer weight very well and it unloaded the back and spun.
I would suggest more tire pressure to see if that helps! Good Luck on the next outing.
N2
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Not sure how much air you had in the back tires but it looked like it mashed the wheel down in the ground pretty good! Are the slicks stiff sidewall?
All of the energy from the clutch dump went into mashing the wheel down on the tire instead of lifting the front so the car did not appear to transfer weight very well and it unloaded the back and spun.
I would suggest more tire pressure to see if that helps! Good Luck on the next outing.
N2
All of the energy from the clutch dump went into mashing the wheel down on the tire instead of lifting the front so the car did not appear to transfer weight very well and it unloaded the back and spun.
I would suggest more tire pressure to see if that helps! Good Luck on the next outing.
N2
they said it was lifting the fronts about the heighth of a soda can....
10-24-2011, 08:59 AM
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Not sure how much air you had in the back tires but it looked like it mashed the wheel down in the ground pretty good! Are the slicks stiff sidewall?
All of the energy from the clutch dump went into mashing the wheel down on the tire instead of lifting the front so the car did not appear to transfer weight very well and it unloaded the back and spun.
I would suggest more tire pressure to see if that helps! Good Luck on the next outing.
N2
All of the energy from the clutch dump went into mashing the wheel down on the tire instead of lifting the front so the car did not appear to transfer weight very well and it unloaded the back and spun.
I would suggest more tire pressure to see if that helps! Good Luck on the next outing.
N2
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a0Z2GGoQGTw