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Old 09-24-2014, 04:43 PM
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looks great !
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^ I'm with him man. It looks great. Stealthing out the aluminum drums made a difference too.
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^ I'm with him man. It looks great. Stealthing out the aluminum drums made a difference too.
Thanx guys. Good eye on the drums. I painted them with plasti-dip in case I did not like them blacked out. But I think it looks better too.
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looks great.
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Yeah man. Everytime I get in the car now, I smile.

Next I am tempted to try some of the Pros next time around. I understand the wear out quicker and suck to the next level in rain, but they are supposed to hook notably better.
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i thought about the pros, but i'd hate to get caught in the rain with them. i also saw a thread where a M/T rep said to not worry about the pro until around 1,500 HP.
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If you're dead hooking now... no need to worry about it.
Now also, when the Pro's came out, they set all kinds of new records in X275

I know, I know.... I'm not helping
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Originally Posted by Doug G
If you're dead hooking now... no need to worry about it.
Now also, when the Pro's came out, they set all kinds of new records in X275

I know, I know.... I'm not helping
What you may not know is, I am only leaving at 15% on the progressive at a leisurely 1.42 60' time. What if I hit it with more and brought it in faster?
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Originally Posted by speedtigger
What you may not know is, I am only leaving at 15% on the progressive at a leisurely 1.42 60' time. What if I hit it with more and brought it in faster?
Well....lets sneak up on it and she what she'll take

How fast is the ramp ?

I do know with this LS motor in my car it's hooking harder....maybe its the weight off the nose or just making more power....nothing else really changed.
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Very very slow. Going to try a "little" quicker next time out.
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I leave on....100%. Lol

And hopefully things will shine when the Trans is fixed. 1.55 NA 60 was sad for 3000lbs with me in the seat. Only hit a 1.37 60 one time on gas, so it will be great to get it to 1.2x on the dope. Pretty sure I'll need limiters.
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Originally Posted by ZONES89RS
I leave on....100%. Lol

And hopefully things will shine when the Trans is fixed. 1.55 NA 60 was sad for 3000lbs with me in the seat. Only hit a 1.37 60 one time on gas, so it will be great to get it to 1.2x on the dope. Pretty sure I'll need limiters.
After asking why i went with s built 65e...65e=1 80e=0
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We didn't know what the random main body would do, of I had the cash I would have swapped it at the time.

My 200k mile 4L80 in my TA is holding fine. Fine me a 4L60 or 65 with 200k that would hold my abuse. Mine still has stock hard parts in the mustang. But going to change some of them as well. Still a drop in the bucket to all the cash in that 65.
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I have the pro's now. I like them, they hook good, but will swap back to Hoosiers. The pros are wearing great, but Hoosiers are lighter and wear the same as pros. Going for a new best 60 this weekend at nmra beech bend. Gonna run 1/4 mile baby!!!!!
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Originally Posted by ZONES89RS
We didn't know what the random main body would do, of I had the cash I would have swapped it at the time.

My 200k mile 4L80 in my TA is holding fine. Fine me a 4L60 or 65 with 200k that would hold my abuse. Mine still has stock hard parts in the mustang. But going to change some of them as well. Still a drop in the bucket to all the cash in that 65.
Got the FLT lvl7 core for 1k. couldnt pass it. added the trans brake, deep pan, clutches and a couple more billet parts. it's not cheap to try and make an old pickup keep up with a mustang racecar.
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Lol, you have all the RACECAR parts on your racetruck. I run 87 octane and have stock heads. I only wish I could have all the big money you got in your truck. Would turn 5.9s NA I'm sure!
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Originally Posted by ZONES89RS
Lol, you have all the RACECAR parts on your racetruck. I run 87 octane and have stock heads. I only wish I could have all the big money you got in your truck. Would turn 5.9s NA I'm sure!
Not my fault i have to run 93. These hand-me-down heads were milled before i got them.
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Now you see why I made this thread Zane. You two would have blown up another tech thread with this crap. LOL
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Originally Posted by fast89stang
I have the pro's now. I like them, they hook good, but will swap back to Hoosiers. The pros are wearing great, but Hoosiers are lighter and wear the same as pros. Going for a new best 60 this weekend at nmra beech bend. Gonna run 1/4 mile baby!!!!!
Which Hoosiers? Do that have that same lame message on the sidewall that says: Not intended for highway use?


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