Racing prep tips?

[dkshadow]

Im wondering what you guys do right before racing. Like what psi do you have the rear tires at? What do you remove out of the car? Etc.

Also, how do you remove the FSB?!?

Thanks

 

[JonJon]

I lower from 32 to 25 PSI on the rear. Some people add more air to the front tires. I take out sub, spare, jack, any other loose junk (right now I have 50lbs weight set in car. take that out!! )

And I take my passenger headlight out at the track. I don't remove/loosen the FSB though. I may try that next time.

 

[Beau]

make sure you got like 110 octane race gas, and turn traction control off, and lower the pressure BY 10 PSI, not TO 10 PSI

 

[license2ill]

pull at least two spark-plugs off your opponents car's motor

 

[dkshadow]

110 oc?





Ill see what I can take out of my car. Im doing a stock on stock race with a little black jelly bean before I get my gears/exhaust done to see what the outcome would be. Ill be sure to get it on vid.

 

[dkshadow]

pull at least two spark-plugs off your opponents car's motor

Then it would only be running with 2

 

[Beau]

well if 110 is too much get 100LL aviation fuel

 

[license2ill]

All the better then!

 

[jadesville]

well if 110 is too much get 100LL aviation fuel

id run 100 octane since its unleaded

 

[Beau]

id run 100 octane since its unleaded

psh i told you why i used 100LL....

 

[dkshadow]

id run 100 octane since its unleaded

Yeah but I believe there would be no point to it, just wasted $$$. More so that Im still on stock timing

 

[Beau]

Yeah but I believe there would be no point to it, just wasted $$$. More so that Im still on stock timing

yea all the times i have run race gas was when i had my 5.0

 

[asthmaticZeater]

 

[dkshadow]

 

[dkshadow]

<~~~ Dkshadow

 

[jadesville]

<~~~ Dkshadow

 

[Beau]

 

[dkshadow]

Hey to you guys... dont ruin this thread

 

[SliverStang]

when i get my nitrous kit put on.. yall think it would be safer for me to goto the local airport and fill up on some airplane gas?

 

[asthmaticZeater]

at the high octane comment.