I'm just wondering how could just changing from the radial to a slIck make the 60 footer slower. If its not spinning off the line how can it accelerate quicker.
Cheers Russell
Excellent advice , I run regular 1.4’s ( LOW ) on MT DR’s …revert to slicks and its 1.6 sixty footers all day long…( 368rwkw ) at 1700KG plus....forget the handbrake and stall etc , use the tC as it was built to be used...any doubters ? post your dyno sheet then time slip
ps . begin with time proven MT DR's 235x60x15 ...then work your way up.........doing damn well so far given climate imho.
Edit . hold with that FE2.......worth its weight in Gold imho , have gone 1.39 with same on MT DR's
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Last edited by markone2; 21-05-2013 at 11:30 PM.
SV8 H/C 10.765
WH 11 Cam only 11.64
VU Ute Cam only 10.9
VU Ute N20 10.2
VE Maloo Cam only 11.7
I'm just wondering how could just changing from the radial to a slIck make the 60 footer slower. If its not spinning off the line how can it accelerate quicker.
Cheers Russell
Put simply, a little tyre spin works wonders ( so long as your in control of it ! ) . The odd thing about tyre slip that those with a few hundred passes under their belts are aware of, is the extra mph also gained at the top end of the track ....The humble 1/4 mile can play some awful tricks on the laws of physics imho.
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SV8 H/C 10.765
WH 11 Cam only 11.64
VU Ute Cam only 10.9
VU Ute N20 10.2
VE Maloo Cam only 11.7
So are radials better to use than slicks for lower powered vehicles.
Thanks for all the tips, I have only just put the car together and been out of the seat for a little while, so will begin to test a few things in the coming meets. I have some old 235/60r15 mt et streets are they worth a test? Might look into the mt dr's or might just get some more slicks. What size can I run on a vt?
*So are radials better to use than slicks for lower powered vehicles.*
100% imho
SV8 H/C 10.765
WH 11 Cam only 11.64
VU Ute Cam only 10.9
VU Ute N20 10.2
VE Maloo Cam only 11.7
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