Originally Posted by GY3
Usually a tire pressure gauge, a jack, an impact, a couple of screwdrivers, a wrench for the bottle nut and a multi-tool that I keep in the console of the truck.

Everything is ready to rock when I get to the track and I avoid working on it there as much as possible! (I hate distractions and work alone 99% of the time.)

Of course, It's a slow street car so it requires nothing between rounds.

At this point, I'm usually one and done on test and tune nights. I know what change I've made and what to expect. My Virtual Dyno predicted 10.40 the other night and it ran 10.40. Time to go home.



It sounds like you need to work on your car some more so you can beat the normal Virtual dyno predictions, be the leader, not part of the pack devil grin work wrench up


Mr.Cab Racing and winning with Mopars since 1964. (Old F--t, Huh)