Getting my dart ready for the drag strip

thanks for the input. i ordered a wide band air/fuel gauge the other day so i will be tuning the carb with that. once i get the carb dialed in i can play with timing and find the sweet spot. i know its going to be a process of setting carb, changing timing and resetting carb but it should be alot of fun. I also ordered a log book so that i can keep track of all my changes and the outcomes. I really wanna learn what does and doesnt work. I dont wanna be one of those guys that just throws expensive parts at the car and wonder why it performs sub-par.

Oh COME ON.....what fun is that??....Just throw more money at it :D:D

On a serious note, yes, having a wide-band is great tool, takes a lot of the guess work out of tuning....but would still recommend doing a baseline jet tune by MPH at the track (jetting up till the MPH falls off, then back it up a step). Then, take the wide-band numbers from the max MPH run and use that as your baseline for an "optimal" race tune.