new times, not too good

[Motorhead302]

Well, the car had 275/40/17's on the back, and i think they were Toyo proxes, which are good tires, but i don't remember positively. But, as for the 60 foot times, it just comes with practice. In my 92 LX with 4.10's, exhaust, and pulleys, my best 60 ft is a 2.014, and the average is about 2.03 or .04, and that's on 245/50/16 Mastercrafts. In my '95 GT with 3.55's pulleys and exhaust, my best is 2.08, and average about 2.10 on BFG 245/45/17s.

Just get some practice, and go to the track some night when there aren't many people there, and run as many times as possible, and change one thing each time until you improve. Try a little more or less rpm, slip the clutch a little more or less, those kind of things.