Supposed to race an SRT10 soon...
That is correct, you will be better off at slower speeds. I ran a set of 20s up front and they were a lot lighter than my Chromed 18s. I have run a SRT and they have a hard time off the line. The one that I raced was running ET Slicks, so he hooked pretty good off the line, but it was no race..........but I am not stock
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Originally posted by Knockout_tx
First in most cases the after market 20s are lightner than our stock 18s. Second, this should be a no race if you don't run him at a 60 roll. BTW your numbers look low to me for having a 6 lb pulley...........................just my 2cents.........have fun, WIN.
First in most cases the after market 20s are lightner than our stock 18s. Second, this should be a no race if you don't run him at a 60 roll. BTW your numbers look low to me for having a 6 lb pulley...........................just my 2cents.........have fun, WIN.
Originally posted by Knockout_tx
That is correct, you will be better off at slower speeds. I ran a set of 20s up front and they were a lot lighter than my Chromed 18s. I have run a SRT and they have a hard time off the line. The one that I raced was running ET Slicks, so he hooked pretty good off the line, but it was no race..........but I am not stock
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That is correct, you will be better off at slower speeds. I ran a set of 20s up front and they were a lot lighter than my Chromed 18s. I have run a SRT and they have a hard time off the line. The one that I raced was running ET Slicks, so he hooked pretty good off the line, but it was no race..........but I am not stock
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Originally posted by badazz99l
I noticed some of you are from Texas, I know this is off topic but I'll be down in Fort Worth this Wednesday for 2 weeks. Having our wedding down there with family etc.
-Sly
I noticed some of you are from Texas, I know this is off topic but I'll be down in Fort Worth this Wednesday for 2 weeks. Having our wedding down there with family etc.
-Sly
http://www.talonclub.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=3
Tom
Originally posted by badazz99l
The guy I'm supposed to race said you have to have a 20in rim to clear the rotors... Whether or not this is true I don't know tho.
-Sly
The guy I'm supposed to race said you have to have a 20in rim to clear the rotors... Whether or not this is true I don't know tho.
-Sly
Bottom line unless he is seriously modded you should have no issue beating up on him. The fastest I have ever heard of one going stock is a mid-13. Stock for stock it'll be a good race, but if you've got some slight modifications you'll win. Keep in mind that you have to be really good to power shift one of those hogs...the shift throw is like that of a damn semi.
Tom


