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Old 06-28-2009, 12:45 AM   #21
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well everyone did kinda just skip over all my questions about how your suspension is set up.
Mine is at -2.
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Old 06-28-2009, 08:12 AM   #22
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With a twinscrew, 4:10s and 18s I would launch @ no more than 3500
I have a Kenne Bell @ 13psi, DFX clutch, 3:73s, 305/35/18s and if I launch @ anything over 3500 I spin.
I think Stkjock can launch @ 4700 cause he has a centri blower and it makes touque @ a higher rpm than a twinscrew
But try it both ways and let us know what works for you
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Old 06-28-2009, 08:34 AM   #23
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With a twinscrew, 4:10s and 18s I would launch @ no more than 3500
I have a Kenne Bell @ 13psi, DFX clutch, 3:73s, 305/35/18s and if I launch @ anything over 3500 I spin.
I think Stkjock can launch @ 4700 cause he has a centri blower and it makes touque @ a higher rpm than a twinscrew
But try it both ways and let us know what works for you
I tried 4K, it blew the tires off, 3500 and it was fine. 1.8 just seems high to me I guess.....
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Old 06-28-2009, 01:32 PM   #24
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Ive seen flounderlipps pull mid 1.5s a few times almost going in the 10s with 18" MT radials. I would have to agree with what he said, cause I HAD the same setup as the OP.
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Old 06-28-2009, 03:57 PM   #25
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I pulled a 1.67 60ft. with ultralites and the rest of the suspension being stock. Launched at 4000rpm and hooked hard with M/T ET's bias plys. Next time out I'm gonna be trying 5000rpm launches.
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I tried 4K, it blew the tires off, 3500 and it was fine. 1.8 just seems high to me I guess.....
it is IMHO, I gotta believe that the car has more in it. the burnout maybe the issue. any vids of your runs?

maybe you'll need to slip the clutch then from a higher RPM
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Hes got adjustments for both, so if max traction is what he is going for, it makes no sense to say one is better then the other. How about, oh I dont know, do both? Get everything dialed in the way it should be (thats why you bought all those adjustable components,) then tray again
My point was you can make a car hook with a screwed up pinion angle but the instant center has to be right.
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