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SmBlkFord 09-15-2013 06:33 PM

Wheelspin or transbrake problem ?
 
Reaction times are in the teen`s - high twenties most of the time , especially when I am practicing a lot in car at home , Question is how can go from .012 ,.146 .055, .148 during a test n tune day with new slicks ? at first I thought it was some wheelspin , but how could the 60` times be within .011 from best to worst , This has been going on before and after car was re wired and its driving me nuts already , I hear the transbrake coming on and off , but the measurement in time is so small you would never know if it`s slacking , heard they just go bad and don`t work ? Have had this brake for years and trans has always been freshened , Thanks for the Help .

Curt Rees 09-15-2013 06:50 PM

Re: Wheelspin or transbrake problem ?
 
Tires are not slipping on the rims are they? Mark the tires at the valve stems and see if the marks move. I had that problem.

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Curt Rees

SmBlkFord 09-15-2013 06:55 PM

Re: Wheelspin or transbrake problem ?
 
Have rim screws both sides .

Jody Lang 09-15-2013 07:47 PM

Re: Wheelspin or transbrake problem ?
 
Sticky button or sticky valve that the trans brake solenoid activates?

SmBlkFord 09-15-2013 08:48 PM

Re: Wheelspin or transbrake problem ?
 
Button is good has been tested on a practice tree , solenoid maybe , what is this valve that you mean ? Is this part of the valvebody itself ? Thanks

MEXJOE 09-15-2013 10:43 PM

Re: Wheelspin or transbrake problem ?
 
Fix your trans its slipping !!

SS Engine Guy 09-15-2013 10:54 PM

Re: Wheelspin or transbrake problem ?
 
If the trans has been out lately and you have an external transbrake solenoid it is very easy to bump it on the way in or out causing the plunger to bind slightly causing inconsistent releases. Also, a bur or foreign material on the internal valve that the transbrake releases on launch can cause these problems. I bumped so many solenoids in the past that I now remove the thing and plug the hole before removing a trans with external solenoid.
Just a suggestion. Most likely, as stated, the trans is slipping and new tires may have made it more noticeable.

Tom Goldman 09-15-2013 11:15 PM

Re: Wheelspin or transbrake problem ?
 
Pressure regulator springs are often an overlooked source of consistency problems , especially on a fluid exhaust type of brake .
Brake valve release time is dependent on proper & consistent line pressure .
A low pressure problem will be even worse as fluid temp increases.

Jody Lang 09-15-2013 11:48 PM

Re: Wheelspin or transbrake problem ?
 
What trans is it?

No way trans is slipping if 60s are within .011. Could it?

442OLDS 09-16-2013 05:39 AM

Re: Wheelspin or transbrake problem ?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by SmBlkFord (Post 400069)
Reaction times are in the teen`s - high twenties most of the time , especially when I am practicing a lot in car at home , Question is how can go from .012 ,.146 .055, .148 during a test n tune day with new slicks ? at first I thought it was some wheelspin , but how could the 60` times be within .011 from best to worst , This has been going on before and after car was re wired and its driving me nuts already , I hear the transbrake coming on and off , but the measurement in time is so small you would never know if it`s slacking , heard they just go bad and don`t work ? Have had this brake for years and trans has always been freshened , Thanks for the Help .

If possible,I would have somebody else drive the car and see what lights they get.Practicing a lot in car at home and actually being on a race track can be two different things.Try to eliminate the driver from the equation.


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