12's in a 2v on a budget...vid up!
#23
RE: 12's in a 2v on a budget...vid up!
Slicks seem to take off almost a whole secound off your time..... I've used them once unaware of their grip potential and almost broke my neck! lol....
But my Stang has to peform as a daily driver and I don't have a flat bed to trail my car to the track and I'm too lazy to change out the tiresfor skinnies/biggies.....
But my Stang has to peform as a daily driver and I don't have a flat bed to trail my car to the track and I'm too lazy to change out the tiresfor skinnies/biggies.....
#24
RE: 12's in a 2v on a budget...vid up!
ORIGINAL: rbstang
im guessing you used slicks.. and not like MT drag radials.
im guessing you used slicks.. and not like MT drag radials.
You should be able to dip into the high 12's with better weather and slicks if you are runing 13.40's in the heat. Checksuspension mods and the free stuff I posted earlier and practice driving, you get your timeslip!
Good Luck
Brian THR
#27
RE: 12's in a 2v on a budget...vid up!
The idea of removing weight to lower your ET's was simply for 1/4 mile times as stated. If you run the track on slicks, would you not take them off to drive to work and back? Same principle. Weight loss at the track is an easy and FREE way to reduce ET's, hence the post title, 12's on an budget.
#28
RE: 12's in a 2v on a budget...vid up!
ORIGINAL: Texas_Hot_Rods
The idea of removing weight to lower your ET's was simply for 1/4 mile times as stated. If you run the track on slicks, would you not take them off to drive to work and back? Same principle. Weight loss at the track is an easy and FREE way to reduce ET's, hence the post title, 12's on an budget.
The idea of removing weight to lower your ET's was simply for 1/4 mile times as stated. If you run the track on slicks, would you not take them off to drive to work and back? Same principle. Weight loss at the track is an easy and FREE way to reduce ET's, hence the post title, 12's on an budget.
#29
RE: 12's in a 2v on a budget...vid up!
Nice car/thread.
Wouldn't that kind of grip with the brand new slicks wreak havoc on the stock spline and stock t-45? I'm concerned about running MT drag radials for that reason...
Wouldn't that kind of grip with the brand new slicks wreak havoc on the stock spline and stock t-45? I'm concerned about running MT drag radials for that reason...