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Old 06-22-2011, 09:27 PM   #26
bigjimzlll
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Re: Wheelies/Wheel Stands

Did you read any of the responses I made? The same with the chevelle sites discussion. The wheelie costs ET...it's physics. Now if a car can't transmit the power to the ground without transfering 100% of course a wheelie will help ET. I 60' in the 1.26 range with my truck. I have to adjust the ladder bars and shocks NOT to wheelie.
I could stand it on the bumper...but it would be slower and less consistant. I don't run a small tire though...I drag race. I'll put as big a tire as I need to hook up. I don't go for the flavor of the day 10.5 big money twin turbo'd Mustang crowd
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