Track video '99 SS w/MS4, PRC stg 1's, 9"
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Track video '99 SS w/MS4, PRC stg 1's, 9"
Here is a video i threw together of me at the track a few months back. This is with a completely STOCK suspension. I hope to improve my times a good bit once i get some suspension stuff and skinnies.
http://videos.streetfire.net/video/a...b40027e38e.htm
http://videos.streetfire.net/video/a...b40027e38e.htm
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Yeha, would love to know what tires on that. I jsut finished my LS6 Heads and trex cam, getting tuned friday, Hopefully i can come close to your numbers. Oh an enjoyed the sideways off the tree, very nice, ha ha
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Originally Posted by unit213
It looks to me like an airbag in the right rear would help get you out of the hole
better...or an antiroll bar.
Good vid.
better...or an antiroll bar.
Good vid.
Originally Posted by white mongoose
that thing takes off like theres no tomorrow how hard are u taking off the hole,what tires are u running
Hopefully after a few suspension mods such as tq arm, lca's, sfc's, shocks ect. then ill be in the 1.5's 60ft. We will see.
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Originally Posted by Quik99SS
Your not the first person to mention an airbag.
(from the torque) and the uneven weight distribution looks to be causing
traction and launching issues (not leaving straight). I'm no expert here, but
I'd bet that it's unloading the force on your left rear tire which is just
going to cause you to smoke the tires.
Originally Posted by Quik99SS
Ill have to take that into consideration. Who sells them?
cheap.
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Originally Posted by unit213
I mentioned that because it looks to me like it's squatting hard to the right
(from the torque) and the uneven weight distribution looks to be causing
traction and launching issues (not leaving straight). I'm no expert here, but
I'd bet that it's unloading the force on your left rear tire which is just
going to cause you to smoke the tires.
(from the torque) and the uneven weight distribution looks to be causing
traction and launching issues (not leaving straight). I'm no expert here, but
I'd bet that it's unloading the force on your left rear tire which is just
going to cause you to smoke the tires.