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![]() I've gone consistent low 1.7x with a best of 1.690 60 ft with my 275/60/15 BFG drag radials. That's with riding the clutch out of the hole. I run alot lower pressure to make them work. 10 to 12 psi. That's what works with my car.
With ET streets or slicks, I could probably dump the clutch at around 4,000 rpm & get a better 60 ft (maybe in the 1.5x range) than with the drag radials. I'll try out the slicks someday, but I usually race in a radial tire class. ------------------ 91 coupe 3.73's,long tubes,2 1/2" exh,ported stock t-body,ProM-77mm cobra intake,edelbrock heads,B303,1.72 rr's 36lb inj's,tremec, & a Paxton NOVI 2000!!! 11.020 @128.95 on BFG Drag Radials (275/60/15) |
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