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soren123
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#1 2015-01-10 11:53 |
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I have the 94 Supra AT and I'v done a drag setup on it but for some reason It's just smoke the tyres and it's become a drift setup insted, so do anyone know what I should change so it does wheeles?
Please help! SETUP: 94 supra AT chassis Engine: Toyota 2JZ stock block Crankshaft: JUN 2JZ-Weight Connectingrods: JUN 2JZ-Weigth Pistons: JUN 2JZ-Weigth Cylinder heads: Powerhouse Racing ported/polished cylinder head Camshaft: GReddy 2JZ 285 duration 9.2 lift Air Intake: Greddy 2JZ intake manifold Exhaust manifold: Greddy stailess steel custom twin turob header Fuel system: HKS Methanol 1200ccc Turbo system: Rarret GT40-GT35 twin turbo Clutchs and Flywheel: TRD 2JZ Light-weigth and a TRD 2JZ ceramic Light-weight clutch Transmision: v160 6speed Exhaust system: 1994 supra stock exhaust pipe HP: 919 Running Gear Setup: TRD light-weight rear sub frame Cusco light-weight rear axel ACPT Carbon fiver Driveshaft MrSir trailing arm HKS Hipermax Drag Front 4000 N/m adjustable shock Rear shock: Omni Power full body drag 6000 N/m Adjustable Front spring: HKS Hipermax drag 63765 N/m "8.50" spring Rear Spring: Omni Power full body drag 73575 N/m "7.50" spring Front Wheels: Drag Runner 15x5 and Firestone drag 500 15x5 2.00 bar/29,39 psi Rear Wheels: Weld Aluma star 15x11 and Firstone drag 500 15x11 2.00 bar/29,39 psi  
This post was edited by soren123 (2015-01-10 12:02, ago) |
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Drive it like you stole it
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stonedmonster
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#2 2015-01-10 12:01 |
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you want grip or wheelstands use bb93's java update for the mopar tyre pack
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soren123
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#3 2015-01-10 12:14 |
# stonedmonster : you want grip or wheelstands use bb93's java update for the mopar tyre pack The Update didn't work out. The Supra smoke the tyres and I don't know what to do |
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Drive it like you stole it
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stonedmonster
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#4 2015-01-10 12:19 |
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rear mount the engine its what i do when it doesnt grip then i removed the whole front end
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soren123
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#5 2015-01-10 12:25 |
# stonedmonster : rear mount the engine its what i do when it doesnt grip then i removed the whole front end 1. It's doesn't work it's smoking the tyres.. 2. Why should I rear mount the engine? it's a Supra The engine sits in the front... |
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Drive it like you stole it
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Snowfox
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#6 2015-01-10 12:28 |
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engine in the rear equals more weight on the rear tires, so that means more grip. that's what he meant
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soren123
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#7 2015-01-10 12:46 |
# Snowfox : engine in the rear equals more weight on the rear tires, so that means more grip. that's what he meant i know but it doesn't work... |
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Drive it like you stole it
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RedNeck
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#8 2015-01-10 15:07 |
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It works if you put a low axle in the front with small tyres... less grip and a high stiff axle in the back with big tyres.. should fix your problem
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