Jarod
Oct 17th, 00, 07:39 AM
i took my car to the 1/4 mile tracks when there wasn't any races just to see how my stock 95 camaro would do when i mash out at the start the tyres burn or two secs causeing me to finish at 14, i want to get rid of the burn out, i have 16" bf at the back! help!!!
Johnny Fry
Oct 21st, 00, 09:29 AM
This problem happens with everyone, it just matter how much money you want to spend to fix it. I think slicks are the easiest way to fix this problem, of course only at the track though. For a good pair of Mickey Thompson ET's it will be around 300 bucks. Just look in like Summit or one of the performance catalogs. Something that is rather cheap and would help your handling and traction would be a rear suspension package. In my Summit catalog there is, in the chassis section, a Hotchkis Performance rear suspension package for 317.95. It is all black powdercoated and loks sweet. I actually thin kthis would be a better way to go since it will help on the street and strip, and imporove handling, for like 20 bucks more than slicks. Consider this package!
tireblazin68
Oct 21st, 00, 11:44 AM
you could aslo try just lowering the air pressure in the rear tires a bit.. say to like 20-25 lbs maybe.
ls777z
Oct 23rd, 00, 12:56 AM
i assume "14" is your time ? if that was your first time thats probably pretty good with a stock z. this is one of those things that only practice makes perfect. try different rpm's at launch, NO water burnouts with street tires, just spin them a little to clean them off
Chris Edwards
Oct 23rd, 00, 05:40 AM
sounds like he totally forgot to do the burnout to heat them up. just pulled up and mashed it .
duhr. smoke the tires to get them hot first. "bleach makes some kick a$$ smoke for photographs" then try again, but if your running 14"s in a stock setup. then thats good.
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