What times to expect
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What times to expect
I am think about running my truck at the track soon. I will be removing my spare tire and my tail gate. I was wondering what I should expect to run if i launch from a brake stand in 4wd and when I just nail it in 2wd. Also is it better to launch in auto 4wd or 4hi. I know that there are many different factors to consider, traction, temp etc. Based on my mods what can I expect? Thank you.
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I was hoping to break into the 14's. When you shift out of 4hi can you do it under full throttle with out breaking anything or do have to lift for a second?
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Unless there is something missing I highly doubt you'll hit low 15s in that truck. Bone stock they only run 15.8-16.2 avg.
I dont see any mods in your sig that would show a 1second gain.
My guess would be 15.5 if everything goes right and the DA is good.
I dont see any mods in your sig that would show a 1second gain.
My guess would be 15.5 if everything goes right and the DA is good.
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Originally Posted by Norm02
So what about launching in 4wd and then shifting in 2wd? Can it be done under full throttle?
It didnt have the do the above method until I got the stall in But if ytou do spin then that is the way to do it.
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if you are having trouble with traction go for it. I never had problems with it and similar mods.
It didnt have the do the above method until I got the stall in But if you do spin then that is the way to do it.
It didnt have the do the above method until I got the stall in But if you do spin then that is the way to do it.