How Much HP
10-30-2002 | 12:26 AM
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TiburonGuy99:
...get the 1.8 gt cam.
There are 2 "hyundai" intake cams that are "better" than the stock 2.0L cam...get the 1.8 gt cam.
The 1.8L cam
and the Beta2 2.0L cam (Sometimes called XD or GT)
The beta2 cam is the better choice over the 1.8L cam.
11-04-2002 | 04:10 PM
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mohead:
Yes I sure. You over inflate tires for less rolling resistance. Less resistance means lower times. Don't forget to reset your tire psi before you leave the track.
I believe you underinflate the tires, which give you more traction for a better launch.
Yes I sure. You over inflate tires for less rolling resistance. Less resistance means lower times. Don't forget to reset your tire psi before you leave the track.
11-04-2002 | 04:31 PM
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TiburonGuy99:
where can I buy the beta2 cam?
Shark Racing sells them, as should your local Hyundai dealer, or www.stcharlesauto.com
where can I buy the beta2 cam?
11-04-2002 | 11:31 PM
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Shadohh:
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I believe you underinflate the tires, which give you more traction for a better launch.
I think "Over" or "Under" inflate tires depend in the first place of what's your starting point: Std. OEM tire pressure? ...
I believe you underinflate the tires, which give you more traction for a better launch.
If you have sticky tires such as a Dunlop SP 8000, Bridgestone S02, etc, you won't need "over" inflation, if your tires are not sticky, a little more pressure than usual could help. But you have to try, each wheel-tire combo has it's ideal pressure.
Sorry, I kidnaped the thread...
[ November 05, 2002, 06:31 AM: Message edited by: Zman ]
11-05-2002 | 12:12 AM
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Zman:
If you have sticky tires such as a Dunlop SP 8000, Bridgestone S02, etc, you won't need "over" inflation, if your tires are not sticky, a little more pressure than usual could help. But you have to try, each wheel-tire combo has it's ideal pressure.
Sorry, I kidnaped the thread...
Who would be dumb enough to use a Dunlop tongue.gif QUOTE
Shadohh:
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I believe you underinflate the tires, which give you more traction for a better launch.
I think "Over" or "Under" inflate tires depend in the first place of what's your starting point: Std. OEM tire pressure? ...
I believe you underinflate the tires, which give you more traction for a better launch.
If you have sticky tires such as a Dunlop SP 8000, Bridgestone S02, etc, you won't need "over" inflation, if your tires are not sticky, a little more pressure than usual could help. But you have to try, each wheel-tire combo has it's ideal pressure.
Sorry, I kidnaped the thread...
hehe, sorry. I had 2 sets, they both sucked. I wont waste money on a dunlop ever again.
11-05-2002 | 12:12 AM
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Zman:
If you have sticky tires such as a Dunlop SP 8000, Bridgestone S02, etc, you won't need "over" inflation, if your tires are not sticky, a little more pressure than usual could help. But you have to try, each wheel-tire combo has it's ideal pressure.
Sorry, I kidnaped the thread...
Who would be dumb enough to use a Dunlop tongue.gif QUOTE
Shadohh:
...
I believe you underinflate the tires, which give you more traction for a better launch.
I think "Over" or "Under" inflate tires depend in the first place of what's your starting point: Std. OEM tire pressure? ...
I believe you underinflate the tires, which give you more traction for a better launch.
If you have sticky tires such as a Dunlop SP 8000, Bridgestone S02, etc, you won't need "over" inflation, if your tires are not sticky, a little more pressure than usual could help. But you have to try, each wheel-tire combo has it's ideal pressure.
Sorry, I kidnaped the thread...
hehe, sorry. I had 2 sets, they both sucked. I wont waste money on a dunlop ever again.
11-05-2002 | 01:10 AM
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I had a set of Dunlop Z rated tires. They were great, just didn't last too long.
Also, in addition to what ZMan said, it depends on what the track is like if you want to determine the pressure for your tires. You'll be surprised at how much difference it can make.
Also, in addition to what ZMan said, it depends on what the track is like if you want to determine the pressure for your tires. You'll be surprised at how much difference it can make.