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I am running bias plys. They have a little sway in them when you start going faster b/c the sidewalls arent stiff like a street tire. To add to that the wind was blowing kind of from the side and I think that just helped push my rear end out some more. Also the track isnt a very wide track so I was close to the wall to begin with.
i run bias ply too.
im assuming you are running a radial up front? its likely whats causing it. you will get use to it and stop getting out of it. just wait til you start trapping 120+ it starts getting really fun
cold weather explains it.. what was your DA? (I can figure it for you if you give me date/time/location) cold weather makes traction worse but more HP so double whammy
the track is a little above sea level. It was on the feb 28th, around 7:30-10:30, sealy tx
im assuming you are running a radial up front? its likely whats causing it. you will get use to it and stop getting out of it. just wait til you start trapping 120+ it starts getting really fun
Yeah ive ran 5 times prior to this with the bais ply but the track I did that at was alot wider so i wasnt as worried but this track was pretty narrow. Im looking into doing 15s all around so i will get some skinnies pretty soon.
not bad, not bad, car probably has more left in it
i ran the time in my sig with cai/tune, mufflers, and mickey thompson e/t street radials (275/40r17) with nothing else; your car has more in it i think
not bad, not bad, car probably has more left in it
i ran the time in my sig with cai/tune, mufflers, and mickey thompson e/t street radials (275/40r17) with nothing else; your car has more in it i think
btw what shifter do you have?
tri-ax. I need to adjust it so it will be a little shorter.