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Old 03-01-2004, 11:51 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Default peel off or not

what would you say is better to peel off or not
my friend always does he says it's faster. i don't and he always wins...of course with a 300zx he's going to but which is faster can you guys tell me
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Better to "peel off" before you run :
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You dont want to spin the crap out of your tires. Then ur sitting still. Best runs are normally when you get a nice wherling sound out of them. The best thing to do is put the most amount of power down w/o breaking loose. Only way to really know your at that point is to spin them just a little. Does that make sence at all?
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Default Re: peel off or not

u basically gotta find ur cars sweet spot. depends on the tires u got to. with better tires. ull have better traction and be able to rev higher without peeling out.. basically the point i think thats trying to get across is that u don't want to "burn out" just sit and spin; but give them a little spinage to launch u outta the hole. correct me if im wrong..
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