went to the track last night**PICS**
#11
Re:went to the track last night**PICS**
Originally Posted by trebor_nordap
no i rev to 3000rpm and then i drop the clutch feathering it out just a little. how do you think i should do it?
Stan
#13
Re:went to the track last night**PICS**
i wasn't doing burnouts. i don't know crap about his stuff.
i tried doing a burnout on my first run but in first gear i bounced off the rev limiter and i stoped. do i ease off the gas in 1st for the burn out or do i shift into 2nd?
is 25psi good for 195/55/15s?
i tried doing a burnout on my first run but in first gear i bounced off the rev limiter and i stoped. do i ease off the gas in 1st for the burn out or do i shift into 2nd?
is 25psi good for 195/55/15s?
#15
Re:went to the track last night**PICS**
I would drop the pressure (fronts only) to 25psi, and don't go through the water. You won't benefit from doing a burnout, but you may benefit from just doing a little quick spin to get any rocks/gravel off of the tires.
It's hard to say what rpm you should launch at, it's more of a "feeling" thing than anything. When I feel like I get a good launch is when I rev it high enough to just break the tires loose just a little, and slowly back off the gas if you feel your getting any more than "a little" slippage. When you back off after getting a little too much slippage, right when you feel like your gettting 100% traction, get back on it all the way, then shift to second when you hit redline.
I say it's just a feeling because all of this takes place in .000003434 of a second. You want to rev high enough to where you don't bog, but any tire spinage is bad.
Tire pressure and tires play a part of traction/spinning, but your foot is the correction to all of this.
It's hard to say what rpm you should launch at, it's more of a "feeling" thing than anything. When I feel like I get a good launch is when I rev it high enough to just break the tires loose just a little, and slowly back off the gas if you feel your getting any more than "a little" slippage. When you back off after getting a little too much slippage, right when you feel like your gettting 100% traction, get back on it all the way, then shift to second when you hit redline.
I say it's just a feeling because all of this takes place in .000003434 of a second. You want to rev high enough to where you don't bog, but any tire spinage is bad.
Tire pressure and tires play a part of traction/spinning, but your foot is the correction to all of this.
#20
Re:went to the track last night**PICS**
those trap speeds are good for low 13's thats pretty damn impressive. Are you using a .48/.60 or a .63/.60?
something to consider would definately be to drop the tire pressure down to ~25psi in the front tires. Keep the back tires high. If you are using plain street tires just go "AROUND" the water and do a quick burnout if you want to clean up your tires. The rest is pretty much the driver... Stealth and some of the guys have already explained it so I dont want to be redundant.
If you've tried all of this stuff and still feel like you're not getting the best time, time to invest in some street slicks aka Skinnies from Mickey Thompsons or M&H or whatever brand you want. Those will definately drop your ridiculuous 0-60ft times (its killing you!).
Let us know what else happens.
something to consider would definately be to drop the tire pressure down to ~25psi in the front tires. Keep the back tires high. If you are using plain street tires just go "AROUND" the water and do a quick burnout if you want to clean up your tires. The rest is pretty much the driver... Stealth and some of the guys have already explained it so I dont want to be redundant.
If you've tried all of this stuff and still feel like you're not getting the best time, time to invest in some street slicks aka Skinnies from Mickey Thompsons or M&H or whatever brand you want. Those will definately drop your ridiculuous 0-60ft times (its killing you!).
Let us know what else happens.