Launch + 4wheel drive @ 10psi = ?
05-16-2007, 10:29 PM
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I've launch at 8-10 psi with the stock converter, but like others have said torque steer gets pretty fun.. I also made limiting straps well bolts rather, but I have not tried them out yet.....
Here is one of my videos of a couple 8+ psi launchs, well the first run a is around 5-7 the second is higher and traction started to become an issue..
Boost launch
Here is one of my videos of a couple 8+ psi launchs, well the first run a is around 5-7 the second is higher and traction started to become an issue..
Boost launch
05-17-2007, 12:07 AM
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Originally Posted by 2500HD6.0
Are any of you guys running hydroboost brake? (thats whats on my truck)
I wish, I have thought about converting my truck to hydro.....
I'll see if I can dig up some pics of the limiters I made....
03-08-2008, 01:05 AM
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My truck was building 9lbs. down the track but it was reading 10lbs. at launch...thats when I got the 1.69X on 20's. On my '07 classic it has drums on the back. Guess they were trying to save a few bucks, cause my '05 had disks. Have had no problem holding, but even lowering the front for the track, it sure is violent.
03-08-2008, 03:20 AM
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Onthe street I launch at 12PSI @3400RPM. The tires haze but it pulls really hard, If I go any higher the tires spin all the way through first gear. My truck is lowered 3-4'' in the front, and 4-5'' in the rear, and Im running 245/17's off a 2wd. The smaller tires really seem to make a difference on the torque steer, and actually get better traction.
