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300Rwkw Street/bracket Race Car Ss/t 4509


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Awesome time for that power mate. I made 297 as well and ran 118mph. I only ever got 1 run though with no boost off the line and ran a 12.4. Can't imagine what it feels like launching with a transbrake!

Keep up with the good work mate and see if you can crack a 10.

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Thanks guys I wanna keep it on the very low side of 11s because I don't wanna put a cage in it at this point of time I'm going to put some videos up of how to stage super consistant shallow tonight so you can get your best et possible and cut the most consistant light

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hey guys well im feeling good after taking my barra out today it was bloody hot and my intake temps were at 63 degree c and I was stressing in maccas drive through anyways I said I was going to put the correct way to stage our falcons so here it is a few tips that have helped me cut consistant lights dont forget I am transbraking so it may be abit harder for you guys to cut good lights foot braking.

.first thing once you do your burnout make sure you dont roll straight up and put 2 bulbs on someone it can be considerd disrespectful to some racers I for one like to take my time check your gauges I have a oil pressure gauge,voltage gauge,aeroforce intercepter obd 2 gauge.

.after you have checked your pressures and everything is good continue to roll up and put your first bulb on I cant stress enough dont rush in keep your focus I find clapping my hands keeps me focused

.after you have your top bulb on you wanna pump your brake pedal ride it all the way in I find I can flicker the buttom bulb 3 outta 5 times be patient and bump into stage dont just roll in I learnt this stratergy from the yanks I watch nhra racing and all the sportsman racers are doing it.

.alright flickering the light means you are as shallow as possible meaning you are going to get the quickest elasped time possible.

. I cant stress enough when you are bottom bulbing you cannot anticipate the light stare at the 3rd amber like your life depends on it dont count down the tree you might get lucky but it is very inconsistant watching the bulbs.

. if you are leaving on the 3rd amber and you are consistantly going red there are ways to counter it rpm is one big way dropping 200 rpm on a launch is roughly 0.007 these are my figures they may very. or another way is to take front tyre pressure out.

.watch my video of me vs my dad I drill him on the tree and do a pb that's why im so excited at the end.

you can see my technique here.

.I recommend disconecting your brake switch because the guy who starts the tree will ask you wtf are you doing I will take a picture of the switch tomorrow

. if anyone needs a hand at the track on a wednesday night im more then willing to help just inbox me I love crewing and racing.

.enjoy staging shallow and flickering lights and getting the best et possible.

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Such an awesome setup. Ild love a solid auto in my ute, how does it drive on the street?

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I run 3.5 diff gears and a looser then normal converter to get on boost with the transbrake with a tighter converter it would be unreal no complaints it's still a gun on the street at 100 ks I'm doing 3000 rpm I don't drive it much I try to preserve parts and it uses alot of fuel 18.9l 100ks

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