car won't hook... help
and how much gas was in your tank?
Last edited by FireSilverLullaby; Sep 5, 2008 at 04:08 PM.
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A set of adjustable shocks would help you alot, but the tire, will do more.
I'd get the pinion angle back to -1, adding all that mechanical bind isn't helping any. The S et drag tire, put them at 11 psi before the burnout, and then you'll be able to sidestep it off the limiter and it's gonna leave hard. Just be ready or it, and the parts you're gonna break.
I like the look of sitting low, but you can do that with a spring that will also work for at the drag track. Lowering spring are for handling. The front are to stiff and the rear are to soft.
You might want to try a set QA1 R shock and a 275 or 300lbs for spring depending on your front weight. For the rear 150 to 175lbs spring for the rear and good shock like AFCO.
Sound like you are close to the correct comp but need changes
MT 28x10.5S
4.56 gears
front shock and springs
Rear shock and springs
With the above changes you should be in the 1.5 60's or better.
Bob
except for the rear springs and not because they won't help but I still have the stock rear springs on my car.
I'd put 300 qa1 springs on to start, the 275's seem to make the front of the car bounce and bottom out really easy, to the point I wouldn't even try them unless I was at the end of the rope with nothing left.
To the OP: For what it's worth my 26x11.5 ET Streets have worked best with just a very light 2nd gear burnout. If I do a long burnout with lots of smoke they don't hook up as well.






