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Re: Got Whipped Update
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Posted by 39Gpuller on September 17, 2001 at 16:56:16 from (216.40.168.107):
In Reply to: Got Whipped Update posted by Shaw on September 16, 2001 at 20:26:50:
If you weren,t losing traction you don,t need more weights. Adjust the throttle and let the 60 run. With the small rubber you are using your ground speed may be slower. Taller tires would make a big diff. as you will have plenty of power. Also I,d bet a governor adjustment would make a big improvement. Your probably only running half or one third throttle when pulling and that 45 is probably almost wide open. Third gear in a 60 is slow enough that with a bunch of wheel weights you could add another bottom and not slow down much.
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