On slicks I hit pedal to the metal on the track no partial throttle and hook. On radials I can’t to that not even on the street you have to play with it as you say.. waterburnouts 🏁
I still love bias slicks. When second stage3 NOS 250hp hits it doesn't blow tires away. Curves and rain is stop and the car lives another day. LOL or park and count the money you won. Slicks are also what or not, your needs are. Like your video and it's also keeping with what your comfortable with and driving habits! Thank You good Video!
Nice video, but your car definitely is having chassis or suspension issues. You should be able to stall 2-3000rpm for launch and be fine unless it is just a untreated road surface. But if your on a treated track you should not have any trouble leaving at 2-3000rpm. Racers leave at more than that off of a trans brake and do it without problems. If you are having traction issues you may need a anti-roll bar or CalTracs. 4-links and ladder bars are also a huge traction upgrade to go with the drag radials.
Manual guys if don’t have 2 step or line lock. Use the ebrake. Drop the e brake on the first yellow light and drop the clutch right after e brake drops
Radials are made for hooking without pedaling the gas. You should be able to dump that gas pedal hard and hook... I run radials at the track and as long as You heat them up with a good burn out you’ll hook every time. 👍🏼🏁
Hasty Hemi it depends how much power you have and tire size, that's the bigges tire I can fit in and there not enough to dead hook, I tried many times to dump the throttle and it would light the tires up every time, even with a good burn out and good track conditions
@@patrickm.blanchard8497 That Cadillac of his has 750 HP at the wheels! you will still have to pedal the throttle with that much power. Exactly as he described in the video.
@@CarWars your suspension is not set up correctly, period. There are 2000hp cars dead hooking radials. If you’re spinning, it’s a most likely not the tire, and you don’t make too much power for a radial.
How to launch? That is 100% down to the setup of your car. My 73 Trans Am will launch the hardest with the pedal on the floor, trans brake on, and go. Just get your chassis dialed in. And just to clear this up. I'm beyond 1000 whp with a Whipple setup, and under 3400 lbs. so it's not due to a lack of power and torque.
Manual here, I need to hold the RPM at around 3500 or so, just under my cam, when its time to go, I'll gas it on, then give the clutch a "hit" without letting it up entirely to get the car rolling some, once I'm rolling and if I haven't haven't "blown the tires off", I'll then floor it and release the clutch, if all goes well, I get drama free 1.6 or 1.7 60ft, not great for a 11 second car, but seems to be the best I can do right now with drag radials.
yes.. same here with 275/65.. hit the gas too hard turns into bad wheel spin ..sure depends on track .. but street like .. no way to go full throttle ...
Slicks are a nickname for bias plys because radials have to have a tread pattern to be DOT approved which is required by most radial classes. You can get cheater slicks which are a radial construction but are outlawed by most classes because they do not have a tread pattern.
JB Sound like you got some age on you JB. That might be true for some events but not all. Especially if you do road coarse racing. I’m just say bias are bias. And radials are radials. You can get either with or with out tread. Check Hoosiers catalog.
@@joshberg8542 radials don't need to have tread! The are radial tires that aren't DOT certified, hence "slicks." There are street radial tires and strip only radial tires. What are you talking about?
I understand some ppl new to drag racing, who drive a man-tran, watching a tutorial on launching a radial car.... But i can't imagine needing a tutorial on how to launch an auto, especially on DCT equipped cars with a launch control lol
Stop hitting the pedal to the metal 🤭 Drop the pressure and do a good burnout. Should be able to launch it at a good rpm. No need to "roll" the throttle.
I wish people would stop calling bias ply drag tires slicks. What are my drag radial slicks then supposed to be? Slicks are a pattern or lack thereof. Bias ply and raidal is a construction.
Drive a boosted auto and try a 1-2 shift I've played with manual and auto cars all take some experience with power but we understand you think your cool cause you can use a clutch like the other 75% watching this video
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You should title this how to launch an automatic on radials.
What RPM are you launching at ?
Thank you
Well radials are primary for autos, while bias are for manuals. 😐
If you're driving through Mexico at night and get hit up by the ese's you better have run flats, atleast.
On slicks I hit pedal to the metal on the track no partial throttle and hook. On radials I can’t to that not even on the street you have to play with it as you say.. waterburnouts 🏁
yeah you pretty much have to finesse that sucker
Excellent! You explain it perfectly! 😉
I still love bias slicks. When second stage3 NOS 250hp hits it doesn't blow tires away. Curves and rain is stop and the car lives another day. LOL or park and count the money you won. Slicks are also what or not, your needs are. Like your video and it's also keeping with what your comfortable with and driving habits! Thank You good Video!
Nice video, but your car definitely is having chassis or suspension issues. You should be able to stall 2-3000rpm for launch and be fine unless it is just a untreated road surface. But if your on a treated track you should not have any trouble leaving at 2-3000rpm. Racers leave at more than that off of a trans brake and do it without problems. If you are having traction issues you may need a anti-roll bar or CalTracs. 4-links and ladder bars are also a huge traction upgrade to go with the drag radials.
Manual guys if don’t have 2 step or line lock. Use the ebrake. Drop the e brake on the first yellow light and drop the clutch right after e brake drops
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Radials are made for hooking without pedaling the gas. You should be able to dump that gas pedal hard and hook... I run radials at the track and as long as You heat them up with a good burn out you’ll hook every time. 👍🏼🏁
Hasty Hemi it depends how much power you have and tire size, that's the bigges tire I can fit in and there not enough to dead hook, I tried many times to dump the throttle and it would light the tires up every time, even with a good burn out and good track conditions
defiantly not true that they dead hook every time. maybe with 4-600hp
@@patrickm.blanchard8497 That Cadillac of his has 750 HP at the wheels! you will still have to pedal the throttle with that much power. Exactly as he described in the video.
@@CarWars your suspension is not set up correctly, period. There are 2000hp cars dead hooking radials. If you’re spinning, it’s a most likely not the tire, and you don’t make too much power for a radial.
"Blow the tires off"
What are you blowing off again? XD
Damn bro, no wonder. Lol never a bad day when your radials can’t hook anymore. I just watching a few of your runs... she’s a beast!
Hasty Hemi thanks man! Yeah it's definetly fun!
How to launch? That is 100% down to the setup of your car. My 73 Trans Am will launch the hardest with the pedal on the floor, trans brake on, and go. Just get your chassis dialed in. And just to clear this up. I'm beyond 1000 whp with a Whipple setup, and under 3400 lbs. so it's not due to a lack of power and torque.
Good advice, thanks
Manual here, I need to hold the RPM at around 3500 or so, just under my cam, when its time to go, I'll gas it on, then give the clutch a "hit" without letting it up entirely to get the car rolling some, once I'm rolling and if I haven't haven't "blown the tires off", I'll then floor it and release the clutch, if all goes well, I get drama free 1.6 or 1.7 60ft, not great for a 11 second car, but seems to be the best I can do right now with drag radials.
Watch your clutch buddy lol
@@koltonh.5444 yeah seriously that sounds straining on the clutch
yes.. same here with 275/65.. hit the gas too hard turns into bad wheel spin ..sure depends on track .. but street like .. no way to go full throttle ...
Bias ply are bias ply and slicks are slicks. You can buy radial slicks or bias ply slicks. You did get the sidewall difference right though.
Slicks are a nickname for bias plys because radials have to have a tread pattern to be DOT approved which is required by most radial classes. You can get cheater slicks which are a radial construction but are outlawed by most classes because they do not have a tread pattern.
JB Sound like you got some age on you JB. That might be true for some events but not all. Especially if you do road coarse racing. I’m just say bias are bias. And radials are radials. You can get either with or with out tread. Check Hoosiers catalog.
@@joshberg8542 radials don't need to have tread! The are radial tires that aren't DOT certified, hence "slicks." There are street radial tires and strip only radial tires. What are you talking about?
3500 RPM off Trans Brake 325x50x15 M/T ET Street R Good Tire Street or Track
How about manual, and with drag radial it will wear down or break the drivetrain right, coz more traction and lowered pressure and prepped track.
Borat good job
I understand some ppl new to drag racing, who drive a man-tran, watching a tutorial on launching a radial car.... But i can't imagine needing a tutorial on how to launch an auto, especially on DCT equipped cars with a launch control lol
Old response, but you should take a high horsepower auto trans car to a track and find out... Talk is cheap.
What car was a automatic you raced wit?
What's the best psi on drags when street racing digs? I plan on getting the nittos nt555r 305s for my camaro ss
I ran 16-19 in my car
Not sure how you didn't find anything online about this, it's real old news.
Stop hitting the pedal to the metal 🤭
Drop the pressure and do a good burnout. Should be able to launch it at a good rpm. No need to "roll" the throttle.
What other name did he take for slicks?
if you can't floor the pedal they clearly aren't very useful
someone clearly isn't making much power
U need to play with tire pressure ... I dead hook
Sweet......
I’m only in the 10’s with good suspension v8 anv6 both 10’s
What about if a race start from 60 or 80?
Is this a joke question lmao?
How many miles do you get in the streets with drag radials?
6000-7000
I got r888r on my corvette and they lasted 8k
I wish people would stop calling bias ply drag tires slicks. What are my drag radial slicks then supposed to be? Slicks are a pattern or lack thereof. Bias ply and raidal is a construction.
Where are you from?
Like what city I live in or where I was born?
@@CarWars
yezz nigga where u live
@@mannygomez5433 then the question is "where do you stay at" not "where are you from"
I don’t understand that auto talk #manualarebetter
How much power is she putting down?
Hasty Hemi 750 at the wheels and 748 torque
What's the ideal PSI for a Drag Radials?
I ran a 275 60 15 on a 15x10 in a mustang with tires pressure between 16-18 psi
"Peddling" circa 1960s
that's a DOT street tire not a drag radial
Then what is a DOT drag radial?
What did i just watch?
Lmao it’s an automatic no need for any knowledge to drive it
Drive a boosted auto and try a 1-2 shift I've played with manual and auto cars all take some experience with power but we understand you think your cool cause you can use a clutch like the other 75% watching this video
What's with you millennials with the 4-door sedans?
David Anderson I’m 44 and have a charger Scat Pack. To have a 4 door to be as fast as a 2 door is pretty cool.
Race car AND family hauler all in one
Lol totally wrong don’t listen to this guy