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6000rpms launch HERE WE GO AGAIN

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Slow5.0

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For people who don't know I kinda mess uo with stock posi two weeks ago because I was on Quaker city OH track and that track was WERY sticky so I was tryin launch from 3000-5500 but still bog down realy bad ,so I decide try on 6000 and gess what It works for me , bogs little bit until I reack power band 3k, BUT that was too muck for stock differential so clutches in diff mess up and I have a lot backlash in spider gears and that was horible drive on street on low rpms and low speed , it was bucking realy bad
So I decide to get Eaton 31 spline and Superior 31 spline from SummitRacing.com and today I and my friend mechanic swap new diff and axle in less than 2 hrs, we did 8000 backlash and biggest problem was ABD rings but we use torch and heat them up little bit so they come off
So now I can launched hard again , trany is rebuilded in february and everything have to be fine, just get new tires and I will be all set, but Notto DRs still have some meat
Tomorrow I will try this new stuff
BTW this differential make just little bit noise(until broke in) and man on corners I just need little bit gas and both tires are lock up and start spinning



 

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SN95StangMan

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This should help you out next time you're doing 180's in school zones.
 

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two things I really need for my car right there
 

Slow5.0

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SN95StangMan said:
This should help you out next time you're doing 180's in school zones.
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I did 180 on old posi
AND guys stop that s*** with that other post
I'm against law all way
 

donjohn

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a 6000 launch sounds crazy. u must have a pretty good job too, everybody's always buying all this new stuff
 

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Well I make only $8.64 per hour, but there is always personal loan
 

Silver95Stint

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6000? Oh my goodness, well whatever works for you.
 
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1105 said:
two things I really need for my car right there
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Same here.
 

Joes95GT

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6000? Why 6000?

Take the limiter out w/ the Tweecer and try 6500 or 7000...

Joe
 

Slow5.0

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Joes95GT said:
6000? Why 6000?

Take the limiter out w/ the Tweecer and try 6500 or 7000...

Joe
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Well its move to 6500 with tweecer
 

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Damn, launching at 6k, didn't you think something would break? lol
 

Slow5.0

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Its all about 60ft
 

Joes95GT

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_JB_ said:
Damn, launching at 6k, didn't you think something would break? lol
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That's in the back of your mind. The sound of the tires hooking makes that thought go away really fast....

You've gotta love what sounds like a sledge hammer hitting the back of your car when the tires hook...

Joe
 

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Joes95GT said:
That's in the back of your mind. The sound of the tires hooking makes that thought go away really fast....

You've gotta love what sounds like a sledge hammer hitting the back of your car when the tires hook...

Joe
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I think I would be like, "Holy S***! What was the noise!!?!?!" Then at the same time I would be looking towards my rear seat to see if I could "see any damange". Half a second later I would slam into the wall lol.
 
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