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andre12031948 · 11-16-2013, 07:08 PM

I took my used 2012 base auto(1,200 miles) to Atco Friday night. Owned it for only 3 days but just had to find about traction/car.

My first completed run in a dry lane, 60' was 2.010 seconds & 13.137@106.12 1/4. At 1,500 rpm I let the brake go & at moderate rate stepped on the gas peddle. After that run, it looked like amateurs went into & over the watered ground & got everything right up to the stating line wet.

Even at idle or a bit more than that, my wheels chirped a bit & 60' & 1/4 times suffered. 60' 2.20's & 2.10's. I got the exact numbers in my post that I made Friday.

So if 2.00 60' can be done with stock base wheels/tires & leaving at only 1,200 to 1,500 rpm, why would I next spring have a problem doing 1.8's and better using drag radials??? It's an automatic

All you need is a clean prepped dry starting lane.

11-16-2013, 07:08 PM	#22 (permalink)
andre12031948 Banned Join Date: Feb 2011 Location: monticello new york 127 Posts: 1,095 Drives: 08 350z black 6m/t Rep Power: 0	I don't see why 370 should have traction problems-Curious had to try I took my used 2012 base auto(1,200 miles) to Atco Friday night. Owned it for only 3 days but just had to find about traction/car. My first completed run in a dry lane, 60' was 2.010 seconds & 13.137@106.12 1/4. At 1,500 rpm I let the brake go & at moderate rate stepped on the gas peddle. After that run, it looked like amateurs went into & over the watered ground & got everything right up to the stating line wet. Even at idle or a bit more than that, my wheels chirped a bit & 60' & 1/4 times suffered. 60' 2.20's & 2.10's. I got the exact numbers in my post that I made Friday. So if 2.00 60' can be done with stock base wheels/tires & leaving at only 1,200 to 1,500 rpm, why would I next spring have a problem doing 1.8's and better using drag radials??? It's an automatic All you need is a clean prepped dry starting lane. Last edited by andre12031948; 11-16-2013 at 07:42 PM.