hsr-ll tune help

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what is a good tune for a mitsubishi hsr-ll concept '89 for draging? i dont know any:nervous:
 
AWD right? Hmmm...

Basic Suspension
Height: minimum / maximum
Spring Rates: maximum / maximum
Dampers: These have very small role in 1/4 drag racing.
Anti-Roll Bars: No role at all in 1/4 drag racing.
Camber: 0.0 / 0.0
Toe: 0.00 / 0.00
*This suspension goes for most AWD drag cars*

For the torque split in the drivetrain section, 45 / 55 would be the best.

Make sure to have no spoiler/wing installed. If there is, use minimum downforce.

Not sure about the transmission.

Use these to help you out:
Drag Tuning Bible
This is for the transmission.
 
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ok i will do the tune for the car. i also use the car for the japanese 80s online challenge and it beats the competiton away
 
Good Luck! 👍 Not sure if the transmission will top out too quick on some straights though. If so, then just extend 6th gear.
 
I could work on posting my tune tomorrow. It was running 9.700 awhile back with little effort.
 
i also have a '69 camaro ss that is for drag but i loose against other muscle cars like chevelles, chargers , superbirds and i have the car around 540hp and about 490-520 pp and i need help on tuning it. any suggestions?
 
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The old Camaro's are the slowest muscle cars of the lot. I can give you a decent tune for it, but the other classics will still wipe the floor with you
 
The old Camaro's are the slowest muscle cars of the lot. I can give you a decent tune for it, but the other classics will still wipe the floor with you

I thought the Shelby GT350R '65 was the slowest?
 
HSR-II Tune

Best in auto and about a 9.750 with black screen launch.
 
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