Bracket Racing
I was referring to the front tire. If he adds a significant amout of weight, the cars reaction time will slow down. Going with a shorter front tire will get him back on the tree and ultimately he will slow the car down.
I would not touch the rear tires unless he is having traction issues.
Be careful with the board under the gas pedal. If the TPS isn't high enough at WOT, you may not enter PE and you'll be way lean going down the track.
You can always run it all out when you need to. I do not like messing with my launch.
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Also, staying calm in the car, watching your tach and shifting at the exact time (put in a shift light). Shift lights work great but you have to set them below your actual desired shift point. Because, by the time you see the light and the time it takes you to actually shift there is a difference. Play with the two of those and practice on your lights.
If you can do that you will be a front runner all of the time.
I loved bracket racing instead of throttle stops on my car.
And if you don't know what a throttle stop is, let me know and I'll explain. and show you some pics.
Greg
I launch off the converter at 5200 so maybe if you leave at a lower rpm it will bog down more and slow you down more
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it will bog if the launch rpm is low cause the gear is reduced from like 2.48(1st gear) to 1.48(2nd gear)
Last edited by Dave J; Oct 7, 2008 at 07:59 PM.
Derek
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