Wow, 2.4 with Nitto's!?!?!?. Nitto's like heat, but when you do a burnout, do it right.
1. Drop the pressure to about 16psi for starters, but I run 14psi. To low and the tires don't hold thier shape.
2. If you can, drive around the water box and then back in. Not too far, just enough to get some water on the tires. Water will track from your front tires making a slick surface when you try to launch.
3. Don't burn out in the waterbox. This will splash water up under the fenderwell and it will drip down.
4. Pull just out of the waterbox and burn them fast so any water in the grooves of the Nitto's will be slung out.
5. Get them smokey hot. There is a point where your just burning them and not getting them good and hot.
6. Start by testing and not stalling the converter so much. After each run w/o spin, stall it up a few hundred until you find the right speed.
7. Drop the brake pedal, don't just simple let off. This will help weight transfer.
UCA's and LCA's are a good mod. Drag springs and shocks/struts help weight transfer. You should be able to get down to the 2.0 60 with completly stock suspension.