How to win a 0-60 pull with a NA against most any car!
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How to win a 0-60 pull with a NA against most any car!
First and most important - It must be during, or just after a rain storm.
Next a good wet traction tire.
(My favorite: Kuhmo 711 225/50-15 inflated to 27PSI.)
Kuhmo 225/50 on a stock s5 wheel.
Launch softly, then roll in the power, and leave the other guy spinning his wheels.
Next a good wet traction tire.
(My favorite: Kuhmo 711 225/50-15 inflated to 27PSI.)
Kuhmo 225/50 on a stock s5 wheel.
Launch softly, then roll in the power, and leave the other guy spinning his wheels.
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I usually don't race in the wet....seeing as how I had a little incident one time. I was just flooring it down the main street by my house from a stop, and once I shifted to 3rd gear, the rear end just broke loose and spun me around. I narrowly missed trees and a good sized rock. It was at that time, that I decided to ***** foot in the rain for the rest of my life. Ok, I don't ***** foot ALL the time in the rain cuz I like to pop the rear end out on slow turns sometimes, but I certainly won't race. Especially not with my worn to the wear bar tires.
#7
Do those 225's fit all that well on a 6" wheel? It seems like it might be a little too much tire for the wheel.
Also, if you're running 225/50s and haven't recalibrated your speedo, it's a little off. A 225/55 would be just about perfect, but good luck finding that size.
Also, if you're running 225/50s and haven't recalibrated your speedo, it's a little off. A 225/55 would be just about perfect, but good luck finding that size.
Last edited by JerryLH3; 02-12-03 at 03:53 PM.
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Originally posted by JerryLH3
Do those 225's fit all that well on a 6" wheel? It seems like it might be a little too much tire for the wheel.
Also, if you're running 225/50s and haven't recalibrated your speedo, it's a little off. A 225/55 would be just about perfect, but good luck finding that size.
Do those 225's fit all that well on a 6" wheel? It seems like it might be a little too much tire for the wheel.
Also, if you're running 225/50s and haven't recalibrated your speedo, it's a little off. A 225/55 would be just about perfect, but good luck finding that size.
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Originally posted by rx7_ragtop
I know a good way. Tell them you will race them if you both pull off half of your plugwires. Be sure you pull the TOP (trailing) wires!
Brad
I know a good way. Tell them you will race them if you both pull off half of your plugwires. Be sure you pull the TOP (trailing) wires!
Brad
Just remember if you make any money on the idea that you have Brad to thank for it!
#12
um... NAs have better intial launch compared to even the TIIs.
When you launch, you aren't in boost... unless you are crazy and running an antilag or somehow doing a brake stand and slipping the clutch like mad.
The NA has more compression so intial throttle response is supoerior to the TII.
When you launch, you aren't in boost... unless you are crazy and running an antilag or somehow doing a brake stand and slipping the clutch like mad.
The NA has more compression so intial throttle response is supoerior to the TII.
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thanks, I am thankful through reading this whole article that someone like Cheers said something well deserving of the N/a 13b engine. , Tell them you will send your housing to me first than when things are all back together you will race em.
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Originally posted by jacobcartmill
i know how to win a race with an NA FC. get forced induction. i have an NA ant i'm not gonna beat ****
i know how to win a race with an NA FC. get forced induction. i have an NA ant i'm not gonna beat ****
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