Best ET trick
I hope thats what he ment.. otherwise you would be running down the track with the *** end moving side to side like your overweight cousin after too many thanksgiving cocktails while heading to the desert table..
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I usualy start at 25 on my rear tires and go down from there. Mine max at 44PSI
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I usualy start at 25 on my rear tires and go down from there. Mine max at 44PSI
just be aware that increasing the front tire pressure reduces the vehicle roll out and can make you red light lots easier, so keep this in mind too.
and you don't want to stage deep to get the best ET, you stage as shallow as you can to get the best ET, deep staging helps the reaction times but hurts the ET.
and you don't want to stage deep to get the best ET, you stage as shallow as you can to get the best ET, deep staging helps the reaction times but hurts the ET.
The last time I went to the track I adjusted my rear tire pressure several times and it only seemed to hurt my times.
Yeah but it does tend to differ from vehicle to vehicle...
ORIGINAL: roundman
just be aware that increasing the front tire pressure reduces the vehicle roll out and can make you red light lots easier, so keep this in mind too.
and you don't want to stage deep to get the best ET, you stage as shallow as you can to get the best ET, deep staging helps the reaction times but hurts the ET.
just be aware that increasing the front tire pressure reduces the vehicle roll out and can make you red light lots easier, so keep this in mind too.
and you don't want to stage deep to get the best ET, you stage as shallow as you can to get the best ET, deep staging helps the reaction times but hurts the ET.
ORIGINAL: Dan02GT
Yeah, that's exactly what I meant but I just couldn't think of any other way to say it hahaha!
ORIGINAL: roundman
just be aware that increasing the front tire pressure reduces the vehicle roll out and can make you red light lots easier, so keep this in mind too.
and you don't want to stage deep to get the best ET, you stage as shallow as you can to get the best ET, deep staging helps the reaction times but hurts the ET.
just be aware that increasing the front tire pressure reduces the vehicle roll out and can make you red light lots easier, so keep this in mind too.
and you don't want to stage deep to get the best ET, you stage as shallow as you can to get the best ET, deep staging helps the reaction times but hurts the ET.


