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launching with 12 bolt and et radials?
i posted this over on tech and didn't get much of a respons, i was hoping you guys would have more insight.
--i've got a 2000 formula, mostly stock. mti lid, no catback, mcleod twin. i went 13.0 at 108 with a full tank. 1.99 60' it was my first week with the car and i was launching by slipping the clutch to prevent wheelspin. tires were 275/40/17 raptors. i just bought a 99 formula with a moser 12 bolt with 4.10s. M6 with Z06 clutch. its got full boltons. i'm just wondering how i should be launching this car? i've got a set of nitto 555r and mt et street radials, both in 275/40/17. i know i can be much more aggressive, i just don't want to ruin the clutch or break the rear(if possible) i go to atco raceway in nj. which is normally a very well prepped track. what rpms should i be launching at? should i preload? dump, release or slip the clutch? thanks for any advice guys |
hmm ive never used a 17" drag radial, but id say with 275/40/17 ET street radials, you could probably get away with a 4500+ rpm launch, slipping it quickly. maybe even higher. just dont drag the clutch out. quick slip is all u need
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Hell if you heat the mickeys well enough you can dump em....NJNetsfan broke and axel with 255/50/16's on the street a few days ago....
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ur not gonna break that rear that easy, ive been 1.36 60ft and put over 400 runs on it.
with the MT dr id sat 4500-5000 rpm |
For ****s and giggles launch off rev limiters and see how you do....
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thanks for the responses guys. i'm hoping to hit the track next friday. i might be picking up a set of regular et streets. 28x11.5x16 from a guy on here. will they fit a stock car?
i was thinking like 3k, lol. i'm not used to a car that can hook. my last car that i ran with slicks was a saturn. launched at 4k, and got a 1.83 60' i cant wait to feel a 1.7, maybe a 1.6.:nod: i'll def try above 4k, and see how it goes, i just don't wanna lose the clutch. |
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hooking at 3k and up is crazy fun. haha i even got it to hook at over 4k once....:twisted: |
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whats a good 60' for a bolt on car? |
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