Went back to the track today and got new PB!
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Went back to the track today and got new PB!
Good racing conditions today with temperatures of aboyt 20*C or 68F* with a slight wind on the tail. Lots of fast cars there and they were spraying the track for traction. My first run went like this;
R/T: .352
60 Ft: 2.191
1/8ths: 9.323
1/4: 14.404
MPH: 97.822
I then took the spare tire out, trunck carpeting and moved the front seats forard. Front tire pressure was 28 lbs and the rears 40 lbs. This run went a little better, but wasn't perfect:
R/T: .203
60 Ft: 2.100
1/8ths: 9.195
1/4: 14.259
MPH: 94.488
You can see the trap time is alittle low in this run, I hit the rev limiter in second gear!
All in all though I'm very happy . The car only has a 3.5" pulley, custom CAI and a Dynomax muffler. I'm looking forward to doing some mods now I have a baseline!!
I'm car 221;
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R/T: .352
60 Ft: 2.191
1/8ths: 9.323
1/4: 14.404
MPH: 97.822
I then took the spare tire out, trunck carpeting and moved the front seats forard. Front tire pressure was 28 lbs and the rears 40 lbs. This run went a little better, but wasn't perfect:
R/T: .203
60 Ft: 2.100
1/8ths: 9.195
1/4: 14.259
MPH: 94.488
You can see the trap time is alittle low in this run, I hit the rev limiter in second gear!
All in all though I'm very happy . The car only has a 3.5" pulley, custom CAI and a Dynomax muffler. I'm looking forward to doing some mods now I have a baseline!!
I'm car 221;
Cheers,
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Originally Posted by PontiacDad
Great numbers Foghorn
Your wheel spin must have been zero for those numbers? Did you heat them up before the run?
Your wheel spin must have been zero for those numbers? Did you heat them up before the run?
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Originally Posted by macho_mike21
good job! who did you race?
In the race below I was up against my buddy and his 98 GTP with an XP Hot cam, SLP headers and 3" exhaust with a 3.25" pulley and a DHP PCM, once again I'm number 221;
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Originally Posted by Rogue
Nicely done man Can't wait to see you get some mods.
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Nice times there, he'* going to pass us +00'* soon, damn lighter cars. You go man, Think you'll be seeing 13'* soon. I wish I get no wheel spin, your 60'* are way better than I can get with my LSD. My stock RSA'* are getting terriable, what rubber you running? I think daddy needs some new shoes!
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Damn sweet #'*. Especially those 60'*. And then to top it you have less mods than me and you're pulling those times. Now that I've got my KR fixed (vacuum leak) I should be down in that nieghborhood. Did a autotap this weekend and KR was almost non-existant and the car pulled like ****.
Yup, once you start doing anymore mods you're going to need slicks. Next time you do a strip down remember the lower portion of the back seat takes 3 seconds to remove and about 1/2 that much time to re-install. Good for about 10-15 lbs and they say every 10 lbs lost is equal to 1 hp gained.
Yup, once you start doing anymore mods you're going to need slicks. Next time you do a strip down remember the lower portion of the back seat takes 3 seconds to remove and about 1/2 that much time to re-install. Good for about 10-15 lbs and they say every 10 lbs lost is equal to 1 hp gained.