Inexpensive drag wheel and radial set up.
09-18-2008, 02:52 PM
#62
Originally Posted by WheelDude.com
Rota still produces this size and we have it available. The exact wheel specs are as follows
SLIPSTREAM 1580 e40 5X114.3 73 FBLK
These wheels are very light and the 15x8 model is only 14 lbs
The wheels will be pretty tucked on a Z though.
-Dan
SLIPSTREAM 1580 e40 5X114.3 73 FBLK
These wheels are very light and the 15x8 model is only 14 lbs
The wheels will be pretty tucked on a Z though.-Dan
what other drag set-up do you have?
09-19-2008, 06:25 PM
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Originally Posted by 3hree5ive0ero
I doubt you're going down the track at 150. Which means your tire pressure is too low.
There's a saying in drag racing. I think it goes something like "you haven't drag raced until you do the slick dance going down buck fifty."
There's a saying in drag racing. I think it goes something like "you haven't drag raced until you do the slick dance going down buck fifty."
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09-20-2008, 11:39 AM
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It depends on the weight of your car and what the conditions of your track and climate are.
For slicks, you want to be at the highest possible tire pressure without slipping. So, you always start high then reduce it by 1 psi if you spin. When you hook up without spin, that's where you want it to stay for that night.
For slicks, you want to be at the highest possible tire pressure without slipping. So, you always start high then reduce it by 1 psi if you spin. When you hook up without spin, that's where you want it to stay for that night.
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