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I went outside and got a couple of nuts for you out of the bolt ben.
It wasn't that hot. What moparts can't run in the heat or 5000 plus feet. |
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We were racing too
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Trying to figure out running a throttle stop and have a couple questions hopefully you guys can answer. We have a heavy car (3500) that will run 10.30s. From what I have read I figure we should have the stop on very early ( .3-.5?). My main question comes from the fact that we have a three speed tranny. When is it best to shift into second gear, and I assume we should do both shifts on time? Thanks for all the help in advance.
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not many guys throttle stop race with a 3 speed . that doesnt mean it cant be done.you should be able to shift into 2nd quicker than if it had a glide because you still have some gear multiplication. i would try .5 on the 1st shift and start with the 3rd shift right before the stop comes off say 1.5. this is just a guess on my part and you will have to experiment with timer settings as well as stop rpm adjustments
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i think you will have a hard time running the number shifting on time with that setup. you will probably have to set your rpm really high.
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