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01-18-2000, 09:41 AM
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Join Date: Dec 1999
Location: Deerfield Beach, FL
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Thanks Jeff for the advice. Congratulations on a great season by the way. I see your name all over the place.
My car is an automatic so dumping the clutch is not an option. What would be the best launching technique for consistent ET's and good reaction times w/an automatic? Do you know of any racers who drop their convertibles for a more balanced weight transfer? (I haven't tried it... Not sure what the NHRA rules are having the top up or down.) LOL, no I do not have any problems with spinning the tires. The M/Ts are a little overkill right now, but they have been a great investment. Not only have 60' times improved, but also I can keep up with cars which a full second quicker to almost half track until my car fades away. More mods are on the way. I guess for now my focus should be on making the car faster and not worry about chassis and suspension for the time being. |
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