What's A Good 60 Foot Time?

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Re: What's A Good 60 Foot Time? [Re: RobX4406] #1229600 05/08/12 09:42 PM 05/08/12 09:42 PM
Joined: Aug 2007 Posts: 1,271 Vista, California 6 67Satty OP pro stock
67Satty OP pro stock 6 Joined: Aug 2007 Posts: 1,271 Vista, California	Quote: Did it MPH around 82 or so? If so it's running about right for all the incrementals. Chipping at the 60' is great way to learn what works and get the ET down. The sway bar slows front end reaction. Without it would be good from both a movement and weight basis. Is the front end alignment spot on? Snubber = door stop. Clamp the front segments if you want it to hook well and loosen the rear straps so the springs can separate. How much front end travel from static to extension? Should have about 5+" and really free. No binding. A good 90-10 shock would be nice. The difference between a good converter and a decent one is night and day. Yeah, it ran 82 mph every time. Alignment is spot on. 165/80-15 radials that were set to 42 psi. Bias ply DOT slicks were set to 15 psi all day. Haven't measured the front end travel yet. Do you need to unclamp the rear segments and clamp the front segments on Superstock Springs? Also, no subframe connectors on this car.

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