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Don
Looks cool! your G force at the 60' is 1.40gs
MPH is 50.20 at the 60'.
www.prestage.com/carmath
JEFF
Looks cool! your G force at the 60' is 1.40gs
MPH is 50.20 at the 60'.
www.prestage.com/carmath
JEFF
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Originally posted by Jay Lincoln
Joe, what pressure ar you using in your ET Streets. Looks like about 13 lbs. I think the Truck-Traks are working.
Joe, what pressure ar you using in your ET Streets. Looks like about 13 lbs. I think the Truck-Traks are working.
I love them!!!!!
As for the tire pressure. I start the day with them at 16psi cold. After my first pass they are at around 21 so I let them back down to 18.5psi. I keep them right at 18psi hot for the rest of the day.
My truck is NEVER shakey top end. I tried to lower my tire pressure down to like 14psi hot a few months ago and will never do that again.......kinda scary
--Joe
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Seems like Silver is the best hooking!! LOL
That is the back of one of my race shirts. That was a pic from March 02 right after the 28x10x16 Hoosiers came out...
You gota love those 1.6x's on a stock stall convertor, stock motor, stock blower, lol ....
Man those Cal Tracs work!!
But BTW the week before that I had the Truck Traks on and got high 1.6's and low 1.7's with the same mods....
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08-28-2002, 05:47 PM
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Joe,
One thing to watch man. I see in the WFC4 pic your truck squats alot. Mine used to as well. You have Caltracs now right? If not look forward to some cracks in the paint from the Hoosier hiting the wheel well on a hard hook. Im not home, but let me see if I can find the pic. The Caltracs took away my squat problem.
One thing to watch man. I see in the WFC4 pic your truck squats alot. Mine used to as well. You have Caltracs now right? If not look forward to some cracks in the paint from the Hoosier hiting the wheel well on a hard hook. Im not home, but let me see if I can find the pic. The Caltracs took away my squat problem.