Wow. Very nice times. How did you get those 60' times? Did you start spraying in 3rd gear or thru all the gears?
Hoping to get low 14's after I finish putting in my zex kit.
Originally posted by AustinTXrules Wow. Very nice times. How did you get those 60' times? Did you start spraying in 3rd gear or thru all the gears?
Hoping to get low 14's after I finish putting in my zex kit.
I'm sure he is spraying in all gears, look at his 60' times
****, I know a guy who brings VHT to the street races! In a pump sprayer (like for bug poision) and lays it down all over the start line. He'll do the other lane, too if the other guy complains/asks for some.
Originally posted by alphajesse It's a chemical put on the racetrack to make it 'grippier'
That stuff does wonders. It has an nice sweet smell to while they are spraying it. The only gripe I have about it is that it is kinda greasy when it is first applied, but after a few cars go down the track it gets really tacky. I usually have 1.46-1.50 60' times on my race sled but when they get some VHT worked into the track (they really only apply it at bigger races) I lay down 1.40 60's. I can only imagine what it would do for street tires that need the traction
Originally posted by ZMonkey11 Can u just spray it onto ur tires then and let it dry?
you might be able to but I would think dirt and stuff would stick to them. however I believe bleach softens rubber up, but I don't know if I would go around putting bleach on my tires just to get a little more traction.
dayum, that is a fast ass time for a 50 shot, andys runnin those times with a 75 WET shot, what other mods do u have? i only hit 14.5 with a 55 shot, and that is what i hear the avg time is with a 50 shot, ur car's a freak man..........
Tires make a big difference, man. Also, if there were pro-mod cars, they probably put the VHT out to about 1000ft. If the track had been prepped differently, he might have been a lot slower.
Originally posted by alphajesse According to VHT's website, it doesn't soften rubber....
I was refering to spraying bleach (VHT doesn't contain bleach) on tires. I've messed around with bleach on older rubber and it helped for traction, but I wouldn't spray bleach on my street tires by any means.
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