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Tubes or no tubes? #684205
04/30/10 03:07 AM
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What I would like to know is if anybody knows for sure what effect adding tubes or removing them has on reaction time? I need to slow my reaction time down a bit. I have everything turned down as much as I dare, launch RPM, tire pressure, etc. I shallow stage and have the biggest front tires I can get in there. I'm wondering if adding tubes might slow them down? Thanks.

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Re: Tubes or no tubes? #684207
04/30/10 04:49 AM
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Tubes make reaction time quicker. Makes sidewall stiffer..

Less air pressure will slow reaction along with front end travel..


You can also put a stop on it and leave closed..


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Re: Tubes or no tubes? [Re: 10sec440] #684208
04/30/10 05:22 AM
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You can add air pressure to the rear tires to get
a CONTROLLED amount of slippage... once you find the
proper pressure a 1/4# means a fair amount... and I'm
sure you already lowered the front tire pressure to
help slow it in the beams

Re: Tubes or no tubes? [Re: 10sec440] #684209
05/01/10 02:01 AM
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How about stiffening up the front shocks


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