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Location: Fresno,CA. USA
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i agree. If you have a track open nearby, i believe the best way is to increase to around 14* and make a run.
Then try 12* and 16*. Compare the MPH's on all slips and whichever was higher is your best setting. Just remember, if you set it when it's 70 and no humidity, you should knock 2 off when it gets hot out. when you know where it runs good, you just adjust it on the conditions.i wouldn't go higher than 14 though. The reason i say use the mph rather than the ET is that mph is more consistent. Hey '88gt...you race at lapeer, milan, or ubly???? i used to live in mi.....too cold though. Cali is sweet right now, just took down my xmas lights in a t-shirt ------------------ 4.10's,long tubes & 75 shot...Goes 12.50's Check it out at http://www.burnouts.webprovider.com |
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