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Burning Brakes
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From: Lakeland, FL
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St. Jude Donor '03, '06, '17
Your mph indicates mid 10 second potential..
I once ran a 10.45 @125 mph and 10.35 @ 127 mph... That was with 1.39 60' time..
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Burning Brakes
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From: Finland
But you should know better with your experience so I really look forward to get to one of the better prepped tracks
And isn´t the suspension now much better what comes to weight transfer?
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From: Lakeland, FL
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St. Jude Donor '03, '06, '17
With my TH400 it did spin moderately through 1 and 2 gears due to the lousy track that never has been and will be prepped...there is allways plenty of sand and dust on it...That is why I also thought that 10.9 at least should be easy with exellent track
But you should know better with your experience so I really look forward to get to one of the better prepped tracks
And isn´t the suspension now much better what comes to weight transfer?
But you should know better with your experience so I really look forward to get to one of the better prepped tracks
And isn´t the suspension now much better what comes to weight transfer?
Even with the best suspension, you'll spin at a bad track, unless you have 15 inch wide slicks
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Burning Brakes
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From: Finland
Now after looking several times the video maybe i need to stiffen the rear shocks (QA1 double adjustable) a bit more both compression and rebound since the first 30-60ft the rear seems to rebound and bump a bit...
By the way with my 3.08 rear end I got best 60ft 1.77s
