KENNEBELL2.6
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Anyone have any input on what I should run hoosier dr's at for best traction? Should you even lower the pressure on a drag radial?
DR pressure?
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soap
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Street or track??
Everything depends on your suspension and surface you are running on. You want to run as high a pressure you can while still getting the car to hook.
I would start around 16-18psi and go down from there. You should be fine all the way down to 10-12psi.
Maybe some of the DR guys who race at Milan on Fridays can chime in......pretty sure they switched from MT's to Hoosiers this year.
--Joe
Everything depends on your suspension and surface you are running on. You want to run as high a pressure you can while still getting the car to hook.
I would start around 16-18psi and go down from there. You should be fine all the way down to 10-12psi.
Maybe some of the DR guys who race at Milan on Fridays can chime in......pretty sure they switched from MT's to Hoosiers this year.
--Joe
AutoRoc
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No clue man...tonight threw me off...I had my best N/A 60 foots at 16psi hot 1.58
On the hose tonight they spun hard twice... 1.56 and 1.61. No changes made. Maybe my burnout was not long enough...leaving off the footbrake also, no t-brake with a powerglide and 3.73's..It should be a cakewalk to hook this but somehow I'm screwing it up!!
275/60/15 Hoosier DR.
On the hose tonight they spun hard twice... 1.56 and 1.61. No changes made. Maybe my burnout was not long enough...leaving off the footbrake also, no t-brake with a powerglide and 3.73's..It should be a cakewalk to hook this but somehow I'm screwing it up!!
275/60/15 Hoosier DR.