Possible 1/4 Mile Times?
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oh stop messing with the guy. Well you have a big area for times. Ive heard of guys run from low 13's to mid 14's depends on alot of conditions. if your trying to figure it out for a race. You should be able to handle or keep up with anything in the high 13's depending your a good driver
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Originally Posted by Turbo23
oh stop messing with the guy.
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Originally Posted by RidicilousRx7
well since u got the ecu and 720s why not go to 15psi and ul be at low 13's.
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Rim size has nothing to do with that. Its the overall diameter of the wheel + tire. The stock wheel/ tire combo is larger than the setup I am running now. My 60ft. time would increase.
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Originally Posted by tIIsleeper
Rim size has nothing to do with that. Its the overall diameter of the wheel + tire. The stock wheel/ tire combo is larger than the setup I am running now. My 60ft. time would increase.
Rim size does make a difference...because you have added weight AND less sidewall to flex. Try taking off on a wagon wheel...... 16's are much better for initial take-off grip.
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Originally Posted by Jotun
he says rims because 17's are way heavier....
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