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Just because you use slicks, does not mean that you have no traction issues. The quick "street" way to check would be to make a couple of short "hole shot strips" and then read the strips. First are they "posi strips"? Are they equal width? Are they equal length?
This will give you a general idea of how your power is being transfered. Obviously at the strip you have different variables.
If you are laying down posi strips without an LSD then chances are you have your "points" weighted just right. When I first started with the NA, I was laying down posi strips pretty nicely on my 18's. As I changed things (added power, lost weight, changed stock pieces to HP pieces etc.) I lost those strips (oh, I have since added the ERT LSD). I believe that if I was able to find a scale that would allow me to weigh my corners (or points) I could have that much more traction. But that takes a bit of back and forth and time (I gotta get me a scale ).
Also, as you probably know, there are many other things that are involved in getting the power to the tar (clutch and PP, ssupension set-up, tire size, tire type, tire pressure...etc).
Eh, just food for thought, MB Captain Caveman
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