Even at 600-650 you will spin. I was at around 650 at the wheel and I have a 6R80 and it was just silly. At my age too much work and even worse with a stick. The other problem is that the more power you make the more things are going to break. clutches, spindles, oil pump gears, drive shaft ect... Been there done that. It takes deep pockets to get, keep and use high power and if you get it and don't use it what's the point. At 650 at the wheels you will get killed on the street by every M3, WRX and audi around and even the Focus RS will clean your clock unless you have a good distance to go and want to go over 125mph on the street. If I need to go faster I can drop the other tune in and go to the track. As always to each his own.This sounds like the debate I'm having with myself on a Whipple or a centrifugal charger. Trying to get traction on street tires with a Whipple and 3.73's is going to be laughable. I'd have to change the gears to even have a chance, but I know I would need better rubber. This is another reason why I'm leaning on the centrifugal style ones for usable power in the 600-650ish range.
these are lies, i have a centri and its still not usable on the street.. you have to daily drag radials if you want to put your foot downThis sounds like the debate I'm having with myself on a Whipple or a centrifugal charger. Trying to get traction on street tires with a Whipple and 3.73's is going to be laughable. I'd have to change the gears to even have a chance, but I know I would need better rubber. This is another reason why I'm leaning on the centrifugal style ones for usable power in the 600-650ish range.
With a JT trim, I wouldn't expect you to get traction either. I'd probably run the smaller one.these are lies, i have a centri and its still not usable on the street.. you have to daily drag radials if you want to put your foot down
this is the smallest for the 18, even when i only had 580 in my 16 GT same thing. for boosted cars need a drag radial unless youre doing 60+ rolls lolWith a JT trim, I wouldn't expect you to get traction either. I'd probably run the smaller one.
I run drag radials exclusively and with 600-650 they did not hook either. Much better than the P zeros but still spin city.these are lies, i have a centri and its still not usable on the street.. you have to daily drag radials if you want to put your foot down
Ah, didn't realize that was the smallest you could go on the 18. I was thinking the V3 trim. I know the JT is the same as the Novi2200SL but those are still bigger.this is the smallest for the 18, even when i only had 580 in my 16 GT same thing. for boosted cars need a drag radial unless youre doing 60+ rolls lol
what radials? any tire should grip much better than stock pirreli.. lol i like the MT street SSI run drag radials exclusively and with 600-650 they did not hook either. Much better than the P zeros but still spin city.
right, but once you get into boost it wont matter what it is. 500+ whp is hard to use on the street at any kind of low speed lolAh, didn't realize that was the smallest you could go on the 18. I was thinking the V3 trim. I know the JT is the same as the Novi2200SL but those are still bigger.
Well to be fair you have 731RWHP not 600-650. I would like to hear more from those with 600-650 RWHP like Stage 1 PD's and Centris on pump.these are lies, i have a centri and its still not usable on the street.. you have to daily drag radials if you want to put your foot down
my last car was a 580 whp roush car. and traction was tough my best traction was 325/30/19 MPS4S, only 520wtq and i would have to roll into 2nd. motorcycle traction is much different than car. far less tq and less resistance. trust me any thing boosted and youre dancing the throttle to keep traction until XXmph. Unless you want to run a drag radial. i believe street SS on my car would hold in most situationsWell to be fair you have 731RWHP not 600-650. I would like to hear more from those with 600-650 RWHP like Stage 1 PD's and Centris on pump.
My Superbikes all have far more power-to-weight and power-to-traction than what we are talking about here. Sans Traction, Stability and Wheelie control electronic aids, WOT in the power band just isn't a realistic concept until near triple digits.