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treessavoy 12-16-2009 12:01 PM
Re: Big wheelies?
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by art leong (Post 156958)
Mike. My car don't wheelstand neither. LOL
Michael & Art

Try this....turn the car around and back into the starting line, put her in reverse and leave at wide open throttle and see if it lifts the front...rear..er the wheels...bitchin dude!

JimR

72Malibu 12-16-2009 10:46 PM
Re: Big wheelies?
 
I have to agree with the bigger the wheelie(no bumper draggin), the quicker the e.t. ;)

Michael Beard 12-16-2009 11:06 PM
Re: Big wheelies?
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by treessavoy (Post 157032)
Michael & Art

Try this....turn the car around and back into the starting line, put her in reverse and leave at wide open throttle and see if it lifts the front...rear..er the wheels...bitchin dude!

JimR
Well, later that weekend I did smoke the right-rear tire trying to get stopped... I don't think it daylighted it, though. ;)

http://staginglight.com/stocker/stkvsgolanka.jpg

That was my first-ever elimination round of Stock, and dad caught it on camera. Wasn't running the index in qualifying, then Rusty Canfield gave us some tuneup tips, and it picked up about .12 or so!

Jimi B 12-17-2009 12:35 AM
Re: Big wheelies?
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by treessavoy (Post 157032)
Michael & Art

Try this....turn the car around and back into the starting line, put her in reverse and leave at wide open throttle and see if it lifts the front...rear..er the wheels...bitchin dude!

JimR
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T1hZh...aynext_from=PL

LNorton 12-17-2009 10:45 AM
Re: Big wheelies?
 
You're doing it wrong!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MWUbg...=youtube_gdata

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yVLvG...eature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gLAGw_V2jxM&NR=1

I lose it every time I see it!

Jimi B 12-17-2009 01:04 PM
Re: Big wheelies?
 
I found that one last night too, but I was looking for another all motor car, I believe Scott Kelley that did the same thing. I searched about every forum I am, for 20 mins an couldn't find it! That never happens!

Dion Hildebrandt 12-17-2009 03:36 PM
Re: Big wheelies?
 
There was a picture of Scott Kelley doing that same thing at an nhra national event in the 'dragster' a couple of years ago. Must of had quite the pucker power, something about the diff locking up

Rob Petrie E395 12-17-2009 05:39 PM
Re: Big wheelies?
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by LNorton (Post 157248)
I bet that leaves a hell of stain in their underware.

Greg Reimer 7376 12-17-2009 08:28 PM
Re: Big wheelies?
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Bryan Broaddus (Post 156963)
What I found with my Monte Carlo was the rear suspension dictated how I had to launch the car. With the ladder bars the car was quickest when it did a big wheelie and was shifted in the air.
Once I changed to the 4 link rear suspension it was quicker when I kept it from doing too big a wheelie and drove it out more.

My conclusion was the ladder bar setup didn't keep the rear tires planted as well as the 4 link so it was necessary to keep more weight on the rear tires to limit the spin.

It sure was fun doing the big wheelies though!!
Bryan stood this car practically on its end at Pomona a few years ago,and it's hard to envision just how long a '71 monte Carlo is until you see just how tall this one got. I'm sure the only thing he could have seen out the windshield was an approaching Cessna heading for Brackett Field across the street. It was the world record wheelstand in anyone's memory.


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