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Automatic Transmission - 3 Speed

1st Gear: 2.52
2nd Gear: 1.52
3rd Gear: 1.00

- Used in production GM models from 1969 thru 1979.
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Re: Quick question about burning out for tire warm up

Subject: Re: Quick question about burning out for tire warm up
by jonszr1 on 2010/10/31 19:28:20

Quote:

mseven wrote:
Doing burn outs or getting the tire hot is a bit different with the drag radial slicks, or dot dr's. Overheating the tire with radial style tires is probably one of the biggest issues (next to air pressure), and once the tire is overheated they get greasy, or with the big powered cars to just go up in smoke off the line.
The biggest class racing around here nowdays are all the small tire classes (10.5", 10" and the 9" dr classes). Because of that they are spraying the track between running all the classes/rounds, and there is already enough bite on the track for the the drag radial dot tire cars (9" tire) to run mid 7's, and the 10.5 guys run mid 6's.
No one does 'bunny hops' or a quick spin after heating the tire ...no need to test or clean that way.
interesting thoughts. what have you tried or heard concerning both burnouts and tire pressures . i have heard that with drag radial on your first pass of the day you do a 4-5 second burnout and then just a couple of second burnout afterwards . on tire pressures i have heard and done between 26lbs and 24lbs . without much change in 60ft times.agiain would love another point of view
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