ITs OFFICAL...
for all the drivers out there who have never been to a track before and are just planning to go. almost no experience you have for launching on the street will help you because a sticky track is a whole different game. i say you go there and take a few easy runs and feel the track out because its nothing like the street.
also you 60' time could be alot better with your power and your stock gears. in my 94 GT with only an O/R h-pipe and slp catback i am pulling 2.0 60' times with 315/35r17 nitto 555s out back and i am hoping that with some practice you guys can get deep into the 13's with your S197s because my car is a solid 14sec car with 100hp less and worse gears(stock 3.08)
also you 60' time could be alot better with your power and your stock gears. in my 94 GT with only an O/R h-pipe and slp catback i am pulling 2.0 60' times with 315/35r17 nitto 555s out back and i am hoping that with some practice you guys can get deep into the 13's with your S197s because my car is a solid 14sec car with 100hp less and worse gears(stock 3.08)
i would honestly LOVE to get some control arms and tires before i go but funds wont allow that right now
on the street i spin pretty bad especially if i mash first hard. and this is with stock 3.31 gearing and stock p zero nero tires. are you saying its easier to launch at track due to better pavement/prepping?
i would honestly LOVE to get some control arms and tires before i go but funds wont allow that right now
i would honestly LOVE to get some control arms and tires before i go but funds wont allow that right now

your tire pressure is pretty good by bad track prep they are talking about the track itself not being prepped to well with the sticky stuff they spray down and how well they cleaned the track before letting cars on it.
You will go from slipping the clutch @ a 3500 rpm launch to a 4500-5500 clutch drop.


