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I do believe in NHRA et racing youcan go 150 mph before needing a chute, and as for brakes it depends a lot on the track and shutdown area we have one track here that is so long you hardly need any brakes and other ones you need a lot of brake on. IMO
After 50 plus years of chasing drag strips , wife and I decided to give it up. still going to go watch grandkids race but not every weekend. next step I guess is to start getting rid of stuff that seems to have taken over garages. anybody travelling thru Montana should stop in and look around...
I would say you need to look at your brakes. I have same disk -drum and never a problem even at short tracks.my car weighs almost 3500 race day weight and at 130 plus mph never an issue.