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Old 09-01-2014, 07:17 PM
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Stock, except for full exhaust and a decently sticky tire 99 m6 trans am. I ran an 1/8th mile at a new track that is not prepped yet and second day its ever been open.. I ran a 2.0 60ft 8.6 at 83-84mph, does this sound about right? Having a little problems shifting due to crappy slave cylinder I think, already have a tick master.
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Mph sounds a little low
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I figured that would be because of my slow shifting lol
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Yeah that could be it possibly. Is the car tuned?
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Just mail order frost tuned. I have to let off the gas completely every time I shift though or it locks me out. This track is supposedly running .2-.3 tenths difference than others in the area also, not sure what the D/A was.
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for comparison I ran a ls2 goat making about 400 hp, he ran an 8.9 at 85
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Originally Posted by Sladester2
I have to let off the gas completely every time I shift though or it locks me out.
changing to fresh fluid in your clutch hydraulics may help this , If you don't have a speed bleeder you can do the ranger method where you suck out the couple ounces of fluid in the reservoir and replace it , repeat every time you drive it until it stays clear - check your fluid color under the rubber liner if its gray/cloudy start changing it out until it stays clear - it hasn't fixed that issue on my 6 speed car but it is much improved...
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It's clear I already did that maybe 2 weeks before I went, used a turkey baster. No clutch slip at all so figure its the slave.



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