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    Quote Originally Posted by techinspector1
    Pat, you are defeating your purpose with the dry hop. I talked with a Goodyear engineer about this. He said when you do the burnout and the tires get hot, there is a resin that comes to the surface of the tire that helps the car launch. If you do a dry hop after the burnout, you tear off the resin that was brought to the surface and the car will not hook as well.
    my car would not hook with just a dry hop has to do with what tire you using how hard of tire it is i did it this way it work for me do you may have to try different things this was with a set of grand prix tires i run this tire now and do not get them very hot and go come to think about it i should not posted on this any thing i do i can brake them lose i allways got in the lane were someone laid down a fast pass and put some hot rubber down and put heat in the track
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