first time with DR's
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yeah i have the spacers already. im dying to headout to the track but the dam thermostat decided to die on me and now my car is over heating. i had to order another one from bill siedles nissan by my house. it still hasnt arrived
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Originally Posted by philude
I'm no expert, but wouldn't it be a good idea to get some sort of LSD esp. since you're running that on a base? seems like too much tire to me.
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Well i finally got my hands on a pair of drag radials. Im just a bit nervous cause i've never launched on slicks and im not sure how to start. Just asking for a little advice from the big dogs in here (jeremy,alberto,davidv,etc) sorry if i didnt mention your name if your one of the big dogs in here
First thing, i once tried to remove the brake fuse but it didnt work? Not sure if i removed the proper one. Second, what psi should i be at? Thrid, what rpm should i launch with out breaking anything? And last one, i suck at burnouts in the staging pad, any advice?




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i believe their 16-17 inch rims 8 1/2. dont know the offset. like i mentioned before, they were given to me by a firend that bought them for his g35.
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Originally Posted by tany009
i do have an lsd. i switched out my base model for a 04 lsd from my boys z.
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can anyone give some advice on what psi i should start off with and whats the lowest i should go?
I started at 20 psi and went down to 15... I liked 15 the best but start higher so u can just work your way down without the car bogging off the line
and wait to u see how ur car is going to handle with those slicks... Car handles like a 55 chevy... side walls on the slicks are so soft that the car floats the back end...
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Originally Posted by drap660
I started at 20 psi and went down to 15... I liked 15 the best but start higher so u can just work your way down without the car bogging off the line
and wait to u see how ur car is going to handle with those slicks... Car handles like a 55 chevy... side walls on the slicks are so soft that the car floats the back end...
and wait to u see how ur car is going to handle with those slicks... Car handles like a 55 chevy... side walls on the slicks are so soft that the car floats the back end...
Originally Posted by drap660
I started at 20 psi and went down to 15... I liked 15 the best but start higher so u can just work your way down without the car bogging off the line
and wait to u see how ur car is going to handle with those slicks... Car handles like a 55 chevy... side walls on the slicks are so soft that the car floats the back end...
and wait to u see how ur car is going to handle with those slicks... Car handles like a 55 chevy... side walls on the slicks are so soft that the car floats the back end...
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Originally Posted by aj_350z
+1 for tire pressure advise and handling lol. but start with around 20 and work your way down. You want them at the highest psi possible before they start spinning. so if they spin at 20psi try 19psi and so on. yea dont over correct the floating just keep the wheel straight, when you try to correct it is when there will be an issue. as for the burn out you want to get the WHOLE slick wet and stop right after the water pit if you go too far fowards the tires will dry and not spin, i know this from the first time i was on slicks. but i do my burnouts in 2nd gear dropping the clutch around 6000rpms with my foot on the brake. and launch and redline no joke. i launch just before my rev limiter (7100) slip the clutch a little and your off. i pulled some low 1.6 60ft after a little practice. HAVE FUN!!!!!! let us know the results after you go out. you should come up to orlando some time and head out to the track with me and jeremy.
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Originally Posted by aj_350z
sounds good looking foward to seeing you at the shop for some nirtous in the future!! we need more z owners like this buying slicks instead of rims!!!! lol
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