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ive got a 93 z28 with lt's, ory, 24" dynomax, 1.65 rr's , and pcmforless chip, k&n cai, trickflow elbow, everything else is stock untouched 700r4 and stock rear end . im running 255/50/16 MT ET streets with about 10 pounds of presure i try to leave at about 2 grand and still spin 30 ft and that burning them a lil then settin back up in my sticky . am i doin something wrong of are these not the great tires i was told they were
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Did you try adjusting your air pressure to maybe 15? Also if you don't have any suspension mods the tires wont do it all you need some good control arms and a torque arm and you'll see a big difference
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as said already suspension will make a big difference control arms and a torque arm really helps you can also lose the front sway bar that will help get the weight off the front during hard launches
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Lower control arms will do nothing. These guys are right on the tire pressure and front sway bar. At ten PSI the tire is probably cupped on launch. I would suggest putting air bags in the rear coils. Competition Engineering rear shocks and an air bag in the passenger rear spring would be one level up from that.
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Lower control arms will do nothing. These guys are right on the tire pressure and front sway bar. At ten PSI the tire is probably cupped on launch. I would suggest putting air bags in the rear coils. Competition Engineering rear shocks and an air bag in the passenger rear spring would be one level up from that.