Re: Cal Tracs and Drag Radials
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Yes, you don't want to be to aggressive. The lower hole works best and you want to extend the shock slower then with a slick. I would recommend a good double adjustable shock. How much power are you trying to hook?
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Re: Cal Tracs and Drag Radials
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650 hp in a 3610lb. B-body....
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Re: Cal Tracs and Drag Radials
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Stick or auto?
I would go bottom hole, 1/8 inch air gap on cal tracs, and what shocks do you run now?
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Re: Cal Tracs and Drag Radials
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Auto... 8" converter approx 5000rpm stall, 4.11 gears, 275-60-15 Hoosier drag radials. It will hook if I load the converter to 2000rpm but it doesn't hit the converter hard enough. Load it to 2500 and it spins.... 60 suffers regardless.... Best 60ft was 1.53 it runs 10:60 at 127mph.... I have Calvert single adjustables I haven't tried the bottom hole been all over with adjustments on the top....
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Re: Cal Tracs and Drag Radials
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Yes, you don't want to be to aggressive. The lower hole works best and you want to extend the shock slower then with a slick. I would recommend a good double adjustable shock. How much power are you trying to hook?
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Re: Cal Tracs and Drag Radials
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With my Satellite i run lower hole with 1 flat preload as per Calvert Racing. Rancho rear shock on full tight , qa1single adjust front shock on full loose.When i tried looser rear it spun just off the line , tighter front slowed dowm . 5000 vert , 4.1 gear and 275 radial.footbrake. Average 1.53 best of 1.50 sixty. I don't make your steam though Tex
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Re: Cal Tracs and Drag Radials
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I would try lower hole, 1/8 airgap, full tight on shocks. Front needs to be loose and have 5 inches of travel, hope you have some 90/10 in it.
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Re: Cal Tracs and Drag Radials
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Back at that power level I was able to go 1.42 60fts on 295/65 hoosier radials. My car also liked to be flashed back then, 1200-1400 at line and it would work best that way.
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Re: Cal Tracs and Drag Radials
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I've got the 90/10's and the required 5" of travel. I've been putting more preload in it trying to hit them harder... That's why I was thinking its time to go the other way....
Scott
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Re: Cal Tracs and Drag Radials
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So what does the 1/8" gap do vs the stock 2 flats setting that calvert suggests you start with? And how do you set the 1/8" gap? With a .125 shim then pull it out?
Yes I run .060 gap in ours.
To the other racer how much air you trying to run in the tires ?
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Re: Cal Tracs and Drag Radials
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I'm running 18 psi. currently....
Scott
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