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Old 04-08-2009, 02:22 PM
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yes readings plugs is also something to do
Old 04-08-2009, 02:25 PM
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Originally Posted by Flaco
you can do that also, but some guys prefer to read plugs...reading plugs tells you how your tune-up is.... rich or lean...( nitrous that is)

good luck spraying away, i guess you dont need any opinions then, you got it figured out....
hope you get it right....
i was shown how to pull the plugs and make sure everything was working correct...mainly i just dont want any pepper looking marks on the porcelin right? i have nothing figured out haha. thats the point of this threadi just figure i can throw it on the wide band and be extra sure my goofy *** doesnt blow anything up.
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Originally Posted by TXsilverado
what kind of r/t's were you getting on the foot brake with the 500?
I was in the .030's in the elimination rounds. I had to stall it to 2600 rpms and grab a bit bulb with out going deep. I was on a 24" inch tall front skinny tire
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congrats on the times what have you changed as far as your setup
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Originally Posted by truckahaulic
I was in the .030's in the elimination rounds. I had to stall it to 2600 rpms and grab a bit bulb with out going deep. I was on a 24" inch tall front skinny tire
nice rt's on the foot! shorter tires help the R/T correct? i staged pretty shallow like i always did for the sportsman tree...next time out im guna give it one more bump on the brakes after both staging lights hit.
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Originally Posted by TXsilverado
nice rt's on the foot! shorter tires help the R/T correct? i staged pretty shallow like i always did for the sportsman tree...next time out im guna give it one more bump on the brakes after both staging lights hit.
Thanks! yeah going with a shorter tire gets you a better rt's but takes away a little et. Going a couple more bumps with the brakes will put you closer to a better rt too! Its hard to find that "sweet spot" lol
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Originally Posted by getonit
congrats on the times what have you changed as far as your setup
THANKS

Originally Posted by truckahaulic
Thanks! yeah going with a shorter tire gets you a better rt's but takes away a little et. Going a couple more bumps with the brakes will put you closer to a better rt too! Its hard to find that "sweet spot" lol
you can always speed it up on the big end easily though. the better r/t is the tough spot...ill figure out that damn pro tree next time out.
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