My fault, not my car
03-11-2007, 03:02 AM
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RE: My fault, not my car
ORIGINAL: oxfordgt
If you have street tires do not do a burn out you will just make them slippery. If you have to roll threw the water box to get to the staging lane the spin them a bit to dry them off. Launch at around 1800 rpms and ease into it quickly if you know what I mean. Don't stomp on it.
If you have street tires do not do a burn out you will just make them slippery. If you have to roll threw the water box to get to the staging lane the spin them a bit to dry them off. Launch at around 1800 rpms and ease into it quickly if you know what I mean. Don't stomp on it.
03-11-2007, 03:14 AM
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RE: My fault, not my car
ORIGINAL: Pitt
So lets say you have an automatic but no tuner to adjust the shift points.....is it still better to leave it in drive or do the manual shift?
So lets say you have an automatic but no tuner to adjust the shift points.....is it still better to leave it in drive or do the manual shift?
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