Traction control problems

[Kyle N]

I had a 383 tbi built for my truck. It was built to the most extreme a TBI engine could be built. It's got about 350 horsepower to the tires. All it does is smoke the tires when I punch it. Anyone know of a inexpensive way to get some traction? I already have traction bars and switching to a 4 link is more than I want to spend.
Thanks
Kyle N

 

[Supercharged111]

Good tires.

 

[Christian Steffen]

I had a 383 tbi built for my truck. It was built to the most extreme a TBI engine could be built. It's got about 350 horsepower to the tires. All it does is smoke the tires when I punch it. Anyone know of a inexpensive way to get some traction? I already have traction bars and switching to a 4 link is more than I want to spend.
Thanks
Kyle N

Locker of some sort?

 

[PlayingWithTBI]

A ton of bricks in the back?

 

[Kyle N]

A ton of bricks in the back?

Not yet. That's the only option anyone has came up with so far is weight.

 

[skylark]

Caltracs.
https://www.calvertracing.com/store/ymm.php?year=1993&make=CHEVROLET&model=C1500+PICKUP&x=84&y=26

 

[RDF1]

Caltracs.
https://www.calvertracing.com/store/ymm.php?year=1993&make=CHEVROLET&model=C1500+PICKUP&x=84&y=26

Caltracs work great along with a quality set of shocks.
If you don't tow or haul much removing a couple leafs helps too with the caltracs.
I can leave at 2300 rpms on 5psi boost on some 275/60/17 nitto 421s and it barely spins.
I want some double adjustables and air bags tho.

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