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Just moved and tracks near me are all 1/8th mile. I have a bracket car and was thinking about either putting a low 1st gear in my C4 or putting more gear in the car. Wondering if one is better than the other.
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Gear the rear end down.
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If your just bracket racing, what does it matter? Don't have to be as fast as possible, right?
Just racing that shoe polish number. If you decide to go off and try to run a 1/4 mile event someplace, you will just have to change it back. I would leave it alone. I wouldn't change mine to run 1/8th mile.
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I don't change mine for 1/8 mile racing either. We super stock guys run a pretty low gear ratio anyway. If you have a real high gear ratio a lower one will help most of the time but might not be worth the time and effort to change it
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If he isn't geared low for 1/4 mile, he should address that. It would make his car more consistent, especially in bad air. Changing gears for different length tracks is a waste, just my thoughts.
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