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Originally Posted by phunk
i would still preload, just not go full throttle immediately when letting off the brake. start lower and ease into full throttle. an auto car doesnt need to worry as much about preloading though... your not dumping a clutch from higher rpm. You are either brake torque launching which is already full preloaded or doing your throttle mash which isnt going to shock the drivetrain like dropping a racing clutch. ultimately it doesnt sound like you dont need to worry about your drivetrain much at all since your 7AT, i dont really imagine anything breaking from occasional drag use.
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but still with any track use there's always a chance of failure on some stock parts not designed for it. so i worry sometimes since i really enjoy runnin the car. its a good time.
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Originally Posted by phunk
what it really sounds like is you need some better tires and alignment. you shouldnt really be having issues with wheel spin on a prepped track with a bolt-on NA setup!
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car has never been aligned nor have i ever had a problem with alignment.
this year i've had no wheel spin issues on the tracks even though one i dont think is well prepped lol
but i am running RE-11s this year over last year running PSS's. however last year the PSS's delivered my best time. that was also spring running vs summer running. conditions have not been too favorable this season when i've ran. typically higher humidity any night i have time to go lol it's like mother nature knows.