So I get the shee jetted pretty spot on today, break it in, retighten everything and go by a field where everyone usually rides. There are about 15 people there, I pull out the banshee.. everyone kind of crowds around to check it out. So I rip across this field a few times, keep in mind I have sand skate II's on. The snow around here has melted the past week, and we got some rain.. all morning in my yard I'm pulling 3rd gear power wheelies and getting great traction. The ground is kind of soggy and soft. The field is mowed & grassy, very short grass. So I ask a kid on a piped yfz450 to line up with me and we drag the first time we're dead even, second time he jumps off the line and I catch up to him for another dead even finish. To me thats considered a loss considering my mods. The kids watching told me my paddles were just breaking loose and not catching traction, I was also taking off in 1st vs him in 2nd. But he got traction with some holeshots. I was wondering what I could do to improve traction.. besides race in sand. Do marvin shaws make a huge difference? I'm considering my options here to make sure this wont happen again.