Ummmm......what?
I think you're trying to say I disagreed with
@Popie , I don't. What he said is on point.
What you said about the reason fuel cars not pulling wheelies because they don't have front suspension is completely, utterly and totally wrong.
Try and keep up here, I'll explain it to you. When fuel cars launch, the wheelie bars hit the track. A lot of teams use chalk on the little wheels on the bar to indicate where the bars came down. If the bars fail, the car WILL go over backwards. Rails, which fuel cars are, don't have front suspension because the chassis is designed to flex enough to absorb bumps on the track. That's why you sometimes see them bouncing up and down at the big end or on the return road. So yeah, I said you are giving bad info out because you were.
Your bike doesn't break the tire bead because it's not making enough power to do so. Has nothing to do with the tire brand or model. Tire pressure is dependent on far more than the weather. Start with recommended pressure and decrease until the track will hold it. Saying a blanket 9lbs is also bad information.
You say you've been drag racing 35 years, maybe you should act like it. I know kids who race Jr dragsters that know more about racing than you do.
It was me that said I had 35 years not our boy here. And when I said 9psi. I was just saying what I run at the track. Not really telling anyone else to. I think his computer/forum skills may be weak too. He keeps mixing up quotes. This may be one of those... You can lead a horse to water things... I have to admit it's wore me down.
