Official Polk County thread!
we still got some work to do on Mike's rear setup, but we are heading in the right direction. he cut a 1.6 60' last night and trapped 117. rear is still lifting alittle and is pulling out to the side some. I think we need to drop the pinion angle more and re-square the rear and we should be set. I got a got vid or the rear when it was leaving on one pass and you can see it roll back and lift the back of the car, and shift over to the right
Not being nosey!!! But I had that problem once too, I wasn't launching with the same pressure every time and it was surging some.
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and thanks for filming that eric
man only if i could get my back half to squat down!
Last edited by BLINGOLE; Dec 4, 2011 at 02:56 PM.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lat98p-sIH0
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lat98p-sIH0
Eric - Normally when the tires unload you will hear a rise in the RPMs then it will bog down when they plant. Of course I am only seeing one video and you were right there watching it.
Mike............. it's time for a 4-link!
but my suspension should be capable of doing 1.2x 60's at 8.xx 1/4 mile.. Just i gotta fight for traction i gues for a little while.
the best 60' ive gotten was a 1.51.. once it get hooking im also going to loosen my convertor up to about 4600
You know how light in the *** end a truck is........ without being able to adjust the instant center and "making" the weight transfer do what I wanted, I would never have been able to do the times with a 3350 lb truck and do the wheel stands that I did too!. Hell!!! there's no weight there, it was the suspension that make weight transfer happen!
I am by no means a suspension expert. I had to play and play and play with it to figure out how each move in the upper and lower links was affecting the run, but after running a bunch of times and documenting the results, I kinda had a handle on it.............. it's fun!

