autoaddictions
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I got my rear drag radials today!! Im mounting them up today and heading back to the track tonight Weather Pending.
George Blake said:Be careful doing burnouts with the stock rear end. If it catches abruptly, it will break.
autoaddictions said:BFG 315/40/18 on corvette zo6 wheels. Yes ill do a burnout as best i can.
George Blake said:http://www.miata.net/garage/tirecalc.html
Go here and put in Franks tire size and the the 245/50/r16. Looks like a monster truck tire in comparison. What size are you running on the front? Are you running 315/40s all the way around. Gotta keep the outer circumference the same or you'll cook the transfer case's viscous clutch. You probably know this already but just making sure. I liked that calculator because you can work with different sizes until you hit something really close.
Frank, I've looked through some of your posts and your tire sizes front vs. rear aren't even close to the same circumference. 6" difference is more than enough to blow up the viscous clutch. I don't know if anyone has warned you of this but the viscous is not a "buffer". That HUGE difference between front and rear will expand the silica fluid and either weld the steels together, pop the viscous casing or both. Just trying to help. Tell me to F*** Off if you know this already.