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Old Mar 20, 2006 | 12:32 PM
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Re: Burnout tips

Originally Posted by IHI
AND it could possibly just be the water box itself, do you happen to notice other cars consistantly "kicking out"?
The other cars don't seem to have a problem in the box.
Old Mar 20, 2006 | 12:35 PM
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Re: Burnout tips

Originally Posted by Nick 02 Z06
My guess is that it's something simple like unequal tire pressure or the dip in the water box isn't equal in depth or width from one end to the other......... Correct me if I'm wrong but aren't Mickey Thompson Drag Radials a treadded tire? If so, I would avoid the water box like the plague and bake those tires until the smoke completely engulfs the car and then see what your sixty foots look like.
Without going into the waterbox, I can't get the tires to spin enough (although I never tried a dry burnout in 1st gear-always 2nd), and it still tries to go sideways, even when dry.
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Re: Burnout tips

Originally Posted by JS02
Did you check the rollout on the tires. Sometimes the tires may stretch unevenly. You may have to put more air in one tire to make them even.

97 SSM6

I know both tires had the same air pressure, but I never thought about measuring the rollout on a radial tire. I've done it countless times on a bias-ply slick, so I may just check them to be sure.
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