Stiff sidewall slicks

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mopar_mark
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Brutus wrote:Looked like Mr frosty after 10lb of nitrous flying around the garage. :D

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You soon may look like Andy Frost, with 100% Nitrous :D :D
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muzzydave wrote:hope you are taking a spare pair of undercrackers :D :D :D :D
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Twice. :roll:
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This is where it can get frustrating , think you've cracked it only to not gain much if anything , running good times does'nt come over night , you can have a perfectly capable motor but if the car is'nt set up right you ain't goin nowhere , big respect to the guys that run the nunbers as they've certainly earnt it. :help:
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Should of updated this before now as it may help someone else with the same issues..................

The stiff wall slicks worked wonders , the tyres must of been the problem , runs arrow straight now , anyone having issues with heavy cars then this may sort it.

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