Tips for not spinning out of the whole?
Tips for not spinning out of the whole?
Last season I got some pretty good times and towards the end, I ended up with the time in my signature. That was with a 1.75 60'. My only concern is that I can't get out of the whole without spinning through 1st gear. Can anyone offer any other suggestions (Tires, burnout box, etc..) that may help.
I know I could get some better times if I could better my 60'.. Then again, it may come down to my tires which are currently Yokahoma AVID H4s All season.
Just for reference - LC set at 6000, boost builds to about 14psi. Hard to describe how I launch but I don't drop the clutch, I feather it and then let off slow then fast.
Thanks for the feedback..
Mike
I know I could get some better times if I could better my 60'.. Then again, it may come down to my tires which are currently Yokahoma AVID H4s All season.
Just for reference - LC set at 6000, boost builds to about 14psi. Hard to describe how I launch but I don't drop the clutch, I feather it and then let off slow then fast.
Thanks for the feedback..
Mike
You sound like you know more than me anyway, so I'll probably be preaching to the quire on this one, but I'd ditch the 'all-seasons' for dry running Nitto's or Falkens. Yokahama dries are pretty good too and some Toyo's can do it as well. I'm not sure how much that will help, but the all-seasons probably are not helping at all
You sound like you know more than me anyway, so I'll probably be preaching to the quire on this one, but I'd ditch the 'all-seasons' for dry running Nitto's or Falkens. Yokahama dries are pretty good too and some Toyo's can do it as well. I'm not sure how much that will help, but the all-seasons probably are not helping at all
I don't know a lot about tires but which ones would you and anyone else recommend that would be good at the track and in the rain? The reason is that I don't want to buy another set of rims to mount them on.. If I go to a different set of tires, I'm going to use them throughout the year and then just switch them back to the Yokahoma's in the winter..
Thanks for your feedback!
Do you think lowering the psi will hurt mph?
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Sounds like better tires an air pressure are the key.. Well, I guess I'm going to have to do some shopping.. Thank gosh for tax returns!

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snow tires, real low pressure, raise your 2 step to 6500. You seem like a better driver then me but I can launch 1.6x all day long.
I just cant bring myself to burn out in the box either
I just cant bring myself to burn out in the box either
Last edited by 4TUN8; Feb 9, 2007 at 11:28 AM. Reason: im stupid
If your pulling 1.6's all day, and I've managed 1 in an entire year, that's pretty impressive!I'll start by getting a better set of tires and lowering the pressure some. What would you suggest? Or maybe I lower the pressure a little bit at a time until the wheels spin is less???



