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Old 20-09-2011, 05:11 PM   #1
Psi-Pop
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Default Setup for ED

Gday,

I am a recent drag racing addict, thank the FF nats for that and Im after some advice on setting my car up to maximise its grip and launch.

What are some decent components, setups and theories to get it off the line? I haven't had traction issues but it hasn't been to the track with the C4 and 3000 convertor, which I'm a little worried might struggle as now ill actually leave the line on boost.

Before I go adding more HP I wanted to make sure it can put this power down first.

It uses a 255/60/15 MT drag radial, 3.27 Diff and has approx 530hp and usually traps at 126-7mph with the BTR in it.

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