First time out with S60 and M/T DRs -Comments and Advice Needed
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First time out with S60 and M/T DRs -Comments and Advice Needed
Ok, so I'm looking for some advice or comments ( besides slow car ). I was bringing down the 60' and launching at 3K to 4K RPM without spinning at 27psi in the M/T DRs so I should raise my launch RPM and see what happens, also lower M/T psi if needed. I have included a launch video and Dyno link below and ask how my launch looks as well as if I'm leaving anything on the table with my AFR. Some history is below also please comment or advise.
2001 SS M6
Stock CME Exhaust
Kooks Header catless ORY
Lid
Ported TB
UMI LCA, PHB, Adj TA (-2 degree) LCA relocation Bkts, SFCs
OZ700 Z-Grip
Strange Rear SA shocks
Strange s60 4.10s
Strange Chrome-Moly Drive shaft and yoke
M/T Drag Radial
Dyno Before S60 Link
Launch Video
Car weight has to be about 350 - 400 lbs over stock weight. Yes, I'm a big boy and with the extra 150 lbs from the rear and SFCs and me it is well heavy.
PB with what felt like a good DA (eagle F1s, Stock 10 Bolt, No LCA relocation Bkts, OEM Shocks
60’ 2.092
1/8 8.707@83.37
1/4 13.321@106.35
Results after Mods (added S60, LCA Relocation Bkts, Strange Rear SA shocks, M/T DRs)
DA approx 1680
Pass 1
60’ 1.952
1/8 8.962@77.98
1/4 13.813@103.96
Pass 2
60’ 1.932
1/8 8.691@80.16
1/4 13.464@104.86
Pass 3
60’ 1.896
1/8 8.551@81.50
1/4 13.291@105.5
2001 SS M6
Stock CME Exhaust
Kooks Header catless ORY
Lid
Ported TB
UMI LCA, PHB, Adj TA (-2 degree) LCA relocation Bkts, SFCs
OZ700 Z-Grip
Strange Rear SA shocks
Strange s60 4.10s
Strange Chrome-Moly Drive shaft and yoke
M/T Drag Radial
Dyno Before S60 Link
Launch Video
Car weight has to be about 350 - 400 lbs over stock weight. Yes, I'm a big boy and with the extra 150 lbs from the rear and SFCs and me it is well heavy.
PB with what felt like a good DA (eagle F1s, Stock 10 Bolt, No LCA relocation Bkts, OEM Shocks
60’ 2.092
1/8 8.707@83.37
1/4 13.321@106.35
Results after Mods (added S60, LCA Relocation Bkts, Strange Rear SA shocks, M/T DRs)
DA approx 1680
Pass 1
60’ 1.952
1/8 8.962@77.98
1/4 13.813@103.96
Pass 2
60’ 1.932
1/8 8.691@80.16
1/4 13.464@104.86
Pass 3
60’ 1.896
1/8 8.551@81.50
1/4 13.291@105.5
Last edited by solocus; 07-10-2010 at 08:40 AM.
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this is because you are pussyfooting the launch. when you start cutting loose from a higher rpm, the tirespin will come and you'll be bitching about not hooking haha.
fwiw my buddy was launching his moser 9" 457 geared car at 6k+ rpm..spinning to a 1.6x 60' on stock 20 year old suspension (swapped 3rd gen). granted he has a head/cam car, the 60' shouldn't be too much different.
edit: he was on 255/50/16 m/t et street DRs. drop your air pressure to 13-15psi, as it will go up after you do a mandatory nuclear burnout. i told him he needs a real tire and real suspension. he manned up this winter and now has all adj ****, including coil overs, and et drags haha. i can't wait to watch him yank some tires.
fwiw my buddy was launching his moser 9" 457 geared car at 6k+ rpm..spinning to a 1.6x 60' on stock 20 year old suspension (swapped 3rd gen). granted he has a head/cam car, the 60' shouldn't be too much different.
edit: he was on 255/50/16 m/t et street DRs. drop your air pressure to 13-15psi, as it will go up after you do a mandatory nuclear burnout. i told him he needs a real tire and real suspension. he manned up this winter and now has all adj ****, including coil overs, and et drags haha. i can't wait to watch him yank some tires.
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Got to start somewhere on launches and street tires spun at any pressure at 2K without slipping the clutch. So when the weather gets a bit nicer I will lower tire pressure and drop the clutch at 6K. I'd love a 1.6 60' In fact a great 60' was my goal, then more power.
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6 sp cars CAN work on a radial.....just gotta tinker with the suspension, each track is different, even different days. Can't just dump it on the radials at 7k like i leave, just gotta get the feel for driving it too. More seat time will do wonders. I cut 1.50's all night on not so great of a track on a lil 275 26' tall MT DR that is bald, and in **** air. Don't let the air pressure down to 13...it's not a slick radials like air. I keep mine around 17ish after the burnout. The most air without spin is gonna be the fastest.
You could do like all the other 6sp guys and put a band aid on the problem. Just run a decent sized slick and dump it and go!
You could do like all the other 6sp guys and put a band aid on the problem. Just run a decent sized slick and dump it and go!
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Yes a manual car can work on a radial but the real question is why not just slap on some slicks and let her eat and forget having to tinker and get dissapointed just to get a radial to hook? He has the rearend for it so there is no reason besides having to swap them at the track.
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I'm not dissapointed at all. Have you ever drove anything with decent power down the track on a DR and a slick? World of difference. Not to mention i like the challenge. Something different, takes a better driver, etc.
Anyone can dump a clutch....
In a car that actually makes power you always have to tinker no matter if it's a slick or a radial.
Anyone can dump a clutch....
In a car that actually makes power you always have to tinker no matter if it's a slick or a radial.
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I'm not dissapointed at all. Have you ever drove anything with decent power down the track on a DR and a slick? World of difference. Not to mention i like the challenge. Something different, takes a better driver, etc.
Anyone can dump a clutch....
In a car that actually makes power you always have to tinker no matter if it's a slick or a radial.
Anyone can dump a clutch....
In a car that actually makes power you always have to tinker no matter if it's a slick or a radial.
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