Went out to K-dale yesterday and could not hook at all, this was at a measly 5lbs as well. Car danced all over the place and I had to go in and out of the throttle all the way down (was sure I was going to take a timing marker out on my 2nd pass). So now I've got to get this figured out, that was only on 5psi, I put a 10lb spring in today and it'll blow the tires off rolling into the throttle in 3rd (top gear), it feels about 10x more powerful at this setting and it wouldn't even hook on the 5lb spring.
Anyway, the tires are 28x11.50x15 et street bias plys. I have a set of et street radials that I am going to throw on, but I'd imagine they will be even worse since they are a radial. On the other hand the bias ply's that are on there came with the roller and could be 4-5 years old, and I've personally put 1800 miles on them so they are not in there prime either.
My suspension consists of a coilover fronts (I believe they are 150lb 14in springs) w/lakewood 90/10's. The rear has strange 10-ways (set on 3), stock v8 springs, and a Wolfe anti-roll bar (first time out with it). Of course all the control arms are tubular front and rear.
I made the passes yesterday w/11-12psi of air in the tires (which is right where I normally run them). I don't know how everyone else was hooking, but I know they were some of the most concerning passes I've ever made and I won't be back out till I change something.
Any suggestions, I guess I should try the tires first since thats the easiest/cheapest. How are you guys setting up your anti-roll? I tried to follow Wolfe's instructions for mine but don't know how accurate it is since I pulled the link and had to put it back in without resetting everything.
Anyway, the tires are 28x11.50x15 et street bias plys. I have a set of et street radials that I am going to throw on, but I'd imagine they will be even worse since they are a radial. On the other hand the bias ply's that are on there came with the roller and could be 4-5 years old, and I've personally put 1800 miles on them so they are not in there prime either.
My suspension consists of a coilover fronts (I believe they are 150lb 14in springs) w/lakewood 90/10's. The rear has strange 10-ways (set on 3), stock v8 springs, and a Wolfe anti-roll bar (first time out with it). Of course all the control arms are tubular front and rear.
I made the passes yesterday w/11-12psi of air in the tires (which is right where I normally run them). I don't know how everyone else was hooking, but I know they were some of the most concerning passes I've ever made and I won't be back out till I change something.
Any suggestions, I guess I should try the tires first since thats the easiest/cheapest. How are you guys setting up your anti-roll? I tried to follow Wolfe's instructions for mine but don't know how accurate it is since I pulled the link and had to put it back in without resetting everything.
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