first time with the cobra.
 

well lots of wheel hop :banghead: these runs were all at idle,need to work
on my r/t and my 60ft. best was 2.40 :cry2: missed a few gears :rolleyes:
best mph 111.14. anyways had a good time :biggrin: need to fix the the
wheelhop :confused:


5 runs,4 were 13.XX

Practice makes perfect dude, on those Cobras you gotta slip the clutch just right, don't worry about r/t for now, it has no effect on e/t anyway, just practice. :chacha:
Btw, I can't read your timeslips.

click on the time slip twice ? sorry about that :confused:
well best time was 13.43 at 111.14mph, 60ft was 2.44 :bleh: :cheers:

Still can't see it, judging by your mph, you should easily be running high 12s, you really need to practice your driving/shifting, what are you shifting at? Your 60ft. isn't that bad for an irs Cobra on street tires, your problem is most likely shift points. Biz will probably have some pointers for you.

problem is wheelhop. first gear forgetaboutit,to much wheelhop,so i would
shift at 3500 or 4000rpm then 3rd,4th at 6700 rpm ?

good stuff,
what were you racing against? a tricycle, 18.99 :laughhard

:laughhard :biggrin: :rolleyes:

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That's what I'm saying, you need to slip the clutch to ease into the power and avoid the wheel hop, you'll probably only get a few good runs before the clutch gets too hot, and the gears start grind, then you need some cool down time. I'd go talk to Steeda, or get a solid rear.

thanks for the tips :tup