coltboostin
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Cleveland,
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Prob Kiggly- what 8.4's or something??
aim high
aim high

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I'm going to be shooting for the 11's once my build is done.
You need better valve springs than stock for those cams and I would consider a different turbo. Or at least one with a bigger turbine side than the 9cm2 open T3 on that HY35..
Just my 2psi. Should be a fun ride either way.
What you have in mind for tires? Any thoughts on an LSD, motormounts or bushings? AWD Halfshafts?
Yeah I agree with what has said. Why bother with FWD trouble when you have the AWD option? I mean shit once you have a lot of power even the AWDs are having traction trouble. I just got sick of trying to find a decent AWD that wasn't beat up, over priced, or whatever and ended up getting a great deal on a very clean FWD so decided to take the challenge. Even after getting the GST Ive still once in awhile looked for an AWD but again, not found any ones in decent shape, over priced, beat up, etc.. So I guess you can say I to am going to ATTEMPT to build a fast FWD

I have a qualife lsd, urothane motor mounts all around. and i stated i have dss stage 3 drive axles.
The hy35 has seen tens, and stock springs will be fine for this summer on these cams, a buddy was running tens on his awd with these cams and stock springs.

Use some rubber with some sidewall to give the trans a chance then.
As far as springs... could and should are two different things. Don't wind it out to high in the mean time
All I was saying with reference to the HY35 is that is a pretty tight hot side. You'll make more power/psi with something that can breathe better up top.
As far as the HY35 in the tens.. so is a 14B (Bucci).
There is also Curt Browns 499awhp 16G. Those results are not typical.
Sometimes a certain setup is perfectly complimentary and those are hard to come by.
You want 12s on pump gas? Do yourself a favor and run an efficient turbine side.
You were asking for thoughts on your setup. No need to get defensive. I was by no means knocking on your car, that combo will be fun no doubt.
I ran 12.8 at 126, with a T28 guys its time to show the awds we can hang, I have more plans for my car this is just the beggining I started taking apart my block to do more work, I'm about showing the potential of a fwd!!
jpdsm92 - Full slick, M&H 26X10-15 or thereabouts
GearHead4G63 - 126 trap on a T28... do you have a slip or vid?
. Almost 2 tenths faster with just cam swap
ho just ran [email protected] with a 1.788 60' 
Got to start somewhere though.I'm a greenhorn when it comes to drag racing, but I went out last year in my n/t Laser and had some fun. I knocked a second off my time with each pass and got down to 17.7 or something patheticGot to start somewhere though.
My local track is a 10 minute drive and every Wednesday they have the 'run what you brung' sort of event, so I'd like to start getting into drag racing a bit more. I'm just starting out with the 14b I rebuilt and some low-key bolt-ons for my fwd Laser. I just had some questions:
1. It sounds dumb but when do you know to start revving it for the launch? Because you pull up to the line and stage using the amber bulbs. Then you sit and wait for the amber lights to all fall and get to the green. But what is the indicator for when the lights will fall so you know when to start revving it?
Sometimes we stage and then sit for 25 seconds and then sometimes we stage and the lights fall right away. I asked two of the guys that work the track and they looked at me funny and said "just go when it turns green".
2. Also, I wanted to know about the water pit. Do you just pull into the puddle and do a burnout for a second and that's all there is to it? Do you even need to do this with summer street tires?
I'm a greenhorn when it comes to drag racing, but I went out last year in my n/t Laser and had some fun. I knocked a second off my time with each pass and got down to 17.7 or something patheticGot to start somewhere though.
My local track is a 10 minute drive and every Wednesday they have the 'run what you brung' sort of event, so I'd like to start getting into drag racing a bit more. I'm just starting out with the 14b I rebuilt and some low-key bolt-ons for my fwd Laser. I just had some questions:
1. It sounds dumb but when do you know to start revving it for the launch? Because you pull up to the line and stage using the amber bulbs. Then you sit and wait for the amber lights to all fall and get to the green. But what is the indicator for when the lights will fall so you know when to start revving it?
Sometimes we stage and then sit for 25 seconds and then sometimes we stage and the lights fall right away. I asked two of the guys that work the track and they looked at me funny and said "just go when it turns green".
2. Also, I wanted to know about the water pit. Do you just pull into the puddle and do a burnout for a second and that's all there is to it? Do you even need to do this with summer street tires?
