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A 17.2 second run at 104 MPH
:hehe:
And I thought my 15.4 @ 100 was bad
Chris
A 17.2 second run at 104 MPH
Deep staging with that huge stock turbo
Tough but not impossible! Just don't throw that 0.500 tree on us in Pro Stock, I'd be red-lighting every pass!I wish that NHRDA would go to a .5 pro tree. A guy might actually red light, tough to do on a .4 tree unless you just go on total instinct, or you crawl through the beam.
Not sure what was meant by this one, but slower trucks (like my tow rig) need to deep stage if I'm going to leave anywhere close to the spot on the tree where I would normally leave in a faster car/truck.
I mean spooling (some would say staging) before ever hitting the beams, in preparation for when they finally light the first bulb.
The chevy gasser guys that take off the headlight, air filter and drop the tire pressure down to 20PSI, does a big one wheel burnout and runs a 17.
I run N/T
Don't need the locals knowing what's up.
Isn't that half of the crowd on Friday nights at Baytown!?!
I have always wanted to ask why people do this. The trans must just glow with heat..
Not if you know what you are doingoke:
Watch Matt and I stage
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HwyBmfXezs0
Double bulbing.
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- taking 10sec to get my stock DV'd 160horse truck spooled to 8psi with a 66/73...had to get it 'just right', then after 60ft breaking traction when it finally lights
- hitting the water box with street tires, even when i know i shouldnt, then not being able to break traction enough to do a few dry-hops to shake out the rest of the water (stock converter!)
Just curious did you change turbo setups? 66/73 is different than your sig.
Track owners that insist they have a surface that can hold whatever we can throw at it after I explain multiple times, that it cannot...... Only to watch an index truck blow off the tires at the hit.