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mustang wheelies
Im sure all of you have seen that video with all those mustangs on the drag popping wheelies. Im just wondering how they do that without tire spin? Is it tuning up the torque?
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Re: mustang wheelies
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Re: Re: mustang wheelies
Torque has a pretty big part to do with it. My friends car with a mild 383, twin TE60's, afrs and a carb with a GM 4L80E and MMR launch box on 17" BFG drags on cobra-r's will hang the tires, and that's with a fairly short stiff sidewall. Having a ton of torque and no suspension work = spinning. Having almost no torque and a ton of suspension work = hook like a mother, but not great times if you don't have the power.
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what kind of suspension work would need to be done and whats a good way to up the torque? I really want my car do pop a wheelie. It'll look BAD ASS at those traffic light races
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you are right, it would be dope as fudge - but not bloodly likely. alas, it is a fantasy only available to the day dreamer and the work hard enough to achive such ledgeondary manuvers. also, it's impractible to build an engine capable for the street, and illegal to have wheelie bars on the street - at least in cali anyways.
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