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I was also doing some research today, some guys on allfordmustangs have posted 12.7's on 3.31 gears, wonder how that is? probably less wheel spin/hop at launch maybe?
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which track are you talking about?
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I am going this Friday and while I have a goal ET of 12.7 I won't be disappointed if I don't hit that target. It's been a while and I haven't launched this car yet, so I need some seat time. I have LOTS of 17-20 second time slips from my old Mustang. If I felt I blew the launch or messed up a shift I would just coast the remainder of the track. There's no sense in using the car up if you know the run is no good. IMO, it's better to give up and run a 17.9 @ 50 mph than go down trying with a 13.9 @ 115. :icon17: |
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Back in el paso. When do I get a drive
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Haha, well if you cut a poor 60', you just need more practice.
So far it looks like folks are having good results just launching off idle. You can also drop your rear tire pressure a bit for more contact patch on the launch. I will try a few different things on Friday and let you know what I find works the best. |
[QUOTE=Red370;723373]the raceway in Clint, its about 8 miles east on I-10 from El Paso.[/QUOTE
Thought that was the one u were talking about. Now that i know what area your staying in u can just leave the keys in the car tonight and take for a little spin lol |
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I'm going to drop the rears from 35 to 28 and start from there. :tup: |
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