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Originally posted by Darker

Im almost tempted to throw the stock 15" rims on, let them right down and see if it helps.

That or actually do some mods to my car?

If you drop the pressure below 20psi, the tyres don't seem to grip so well.

Put your car down the strip, see what it can do and then watch your times drop as you start to do the mods.

  • 8 months later...
what dya mean by u missed 3rd NA_R33?

just wondering cause ive seen it in mags and etc abt ppl missing gears in drags and i was just wondering what it meant...

how do u guys get these times and etc?

cheeres guys

its basiclly stuffing up a gear change

like missing the gate, or goin from 2nd to 5th, etc

it severly stuffs ur time, lol

i have found with my car that a set of 225/65/15 brigestone GIIIs set to about 25psi tend to stick very well - but only if i do a big burnout before the run.

with 17s all round i did a best of 14.8, and big traction probs, with the GIIIs (drive straight through the water and just bake them for like 10 seconds) i dropped down to a 14.505 - saved .2 of a second off just the 60ft alone!! couldnt believe what revs/launch technique i was able to get away with!

car is a ,manual EB XR6 Falcon with extractors, exhaust, small cam and 3.9:1 LSD

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