Tested Today
 

Here is a pic of the 1st pass...

It ran 6.24-6.27 depending on traction. There is more in it.
The 60' was 1.32-1.38.. Launched at 4800 shifted at 6500..
What do you guys think? The picture is takin' of a picture thru my cell phone..will have a better picture tomorrow..

I think you need to figure out how to keep the front end down...looks very cool but tears too much stuff up that way, in my opinion. Pretty impressive times too. :)

I LOVE A GOOD WHEELSTAND :lol: :lol: :lol: JUST DON'T LET OFF AND HAVE COME CRASHING DOWN HARD :oops: :oops: :oops: --LOOKS GREAT!!!!---LIVELY

Love it! Makes me wish I would have kept and built the Prostreet rolling S-10 chassis I had.

Whered you race at Evansville? Nice wheelstand!

looks good jody

Here is the clear pictures.. Hit the play button..

http://www.photoreflect.com/pr3/Orde...0065&po=0&sf=1

We were at Beech Bend raceway in Bowling Green, KY.

Very Cool!! I thought Beech Bend was closed this weekend? You ever race at Windy Hollow?

I raced there 1 time last year.

Man Jody,
That truck is leaving nice. I hope mine leaves like that. Hopefully in a few more weeks. Keep it up.

Chris

Thanks Guys!

Now that's a great shot. Love those wheelies. I know,I know it's not good for the ET. But who cares. It looks awesome and it's FUN :D

Makes it alot more fun to drive! :D

Don't that tear crap up when it comes down? :?

Not really. You have to have enough HP to carry it thru first gear. You can set up the front end and control arms to help the car land easier.
My moto is don't lift in first gear or you will definetly tear stuff up.
Wheelie bars will also help a bunch. I had to go with a set this year. I hated to do that but it I was getting worried about putting it on the bumper. It's a blast and the people love to see it.

Isn't what we're all shooting for.I can't wait til the day when I earn my wheelie bars :D :D

Put em on there anyway ....and set them really really low....then just tell people you have to run em that low cause when you raise em up you launch so hard you tear em right off and end up on the bumper.

:lol: Now there's a good idea HAHAHA