how much air pressure
 

how much air pressure do you guy's run,its a 77 vega wagon,weigh 2600,tire size 29/12/15's,i ran last friday and put 9-1/2 pounds and i thought i spun so did my friend watching,didn't hook good,maybe around 8?,,,thanks steve

I run 9 1/2 in my 83 cutlass. It plants pretty hard. I don't see myself ever going lower than 9. Are your tires getting warmed up in the box? What kind of compound are you running?

If you can, Video tape the rear tires. Then play it back frame by frame to get the best results. I know from experience that it helps a ton. When we changed tire mfg's If was able to run way more air.

If they are slicks (not DOT's) I think I'd start at 8psi go up 1/2 pound each pass until you get the best 60' But you will need to keep the Launch RPM. I run 9psi most of the time but on a slick track 8.5 works better..

thanks,,there hoosiers do6 slicks,,,steve

you guys might think i'm crazy buy i run 10.3/4's in my 1432's , i talked to some tire guys & was told to run as much as possible.if the tire balls up when you leave you don't have enough air.add air until it doesn't ball up & then add 1/2lb until you lose 60' then back it down a 1/2lb.jmo.good luck

a guy took a picture of my tire when i left the line,my tire did not wringle at all,thats the reason i thought i had to much air in the tire,i dunno,,,steve

i dont see alot of wrinckle in that s 10 standing on its ass

then i try the 8lb's go up from there if needed,good luck

i ran 9.5 in the tires and pulled the front about 14" my friend said,so that might be about right,,thanks steve

does anyone run tubes?

:lol: LMFAO ME NEITHER!!

That post made me LOL

I do. 32 X 14 stiff sidewall Goodyears 3100 lb car

Had a low 9 sec Vega with 14/32 Hoosers and ran 6 psi in them. That worked the best for me :D

i tried 8.5 and it seem to me like the center of the tire was not getting as hot as the sides,look like it was running to much up on the side,so i tried 9.5 and seems to work,its brinking the front wheels about 8" off the ground,,thanks steve