4:10's Trap Speed

[ASUSMC]

Low PSI slicks will get taller the faster they spin because of the G-forces involved so maybe that is the difference????

[Lucafu1]

Low PSI slicks will get taller the faster they spin because of the G-forces involved so maybe that is the difference????

yes i know but a 28" tall tire is still the same tire. with centrifigual force it would have to grow over 3"? not registering in my head i guess.

[ASUSMC]

I'm sure it could at the correct PSI and I have no idea what PSI Dan is running so can't be sure.

[Lucafu1]

it has more to do with the side wall of the slick then the psi since that is the part that will stretch and make the tire grow

[silver03cobra]

Dont Let Jeff Drive Your Cobra!!!!!!!

He Will Go Race Old Guys In Vetts!

Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha

[P Machy]

SonicVenum almost hit his rev limiter (set at 7000 rpm) while trapping 131.96 at a Sea Level Track.

He was pretty informative when he raced, but then again, he was losing alot of air from the screwed rims he had.

From the tires I ran, the combination of tire pressure and duration of the burnout effected my top rpm too.

[BurnTire]

SonicVenum almost hit his rev limiter (set at 7000 rpm) while trapping 131.96 at a Sea Level Track.

He was pretty informative when he raced, but then again, he was losing alot of air from the screwed rims he had.

From the tires I ran, the combination of tire pressure and duration of the burnout effected my top rpm too.

I think 4.10s are a little too much.

I will go with 3.73 or 3.90's.

[BurnTire]

Dont Let Jeff Drive Your Cobra!!!!!!!

He Will Go Race Old Guys In Vetts!

Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha

And they get their ass handed to them

[5.0Stanger]

Burntire, I just checked Speedworld's mph/rpm range calculator and it says that with a 28" tire and 4.10s, you should be running 132.1138211382114 at 6500 rpm. Of course, that's assuming you're in 4th gear.

Hope this helps.

[BurnTire]

Burntire, I just checked Speedworld's mph/rpm range calculator and it says that with a 28" tire and 4.10s, you should be running 132.1138211382114 at 6500 rpm. Of course, that's assuming you're in 4th gear.

Hope this helps.

I added a ton of calculators to the site due to this question.

Enjoy
http://www.highperformancestangs.com....php?page=calc