fist time at the track, how did i do?
#1
fist time at the track, how did i do?
i went to irwindale 1/8 mile tonight and my fastest run was 9.095.
6-speed launching at 1200 rpms
r/t- .604
60'- 2.189
330- 6.033
1/8- 9.095
this is the first time i have ever raced it and had no idea how to do it properly.
i was on street tires and i HAD to go through the waterbox.
mods are in my sig.
what can i do to improve my time???
6-speed launching at 1200 rpms
r/t- .604
60'- 2.189
330- 6.033
1/8- 9.095
this is the first time i have ever raced it and had no idea how to do it properly.
i was on street tires and i HAD to go through the waterbox.
mods are in my sig.
what can i do to improve my time???
#3
TECH Fanatic
iTrader: (4)
Join Date: Feb 2008
Location: S.W. Missouri
Posts: 1,291
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
i went to irwindale 1/8 mile tonight and my fastest run was 9.095.
6-speed launching at 1200 rpms
r/t- .604
60'- 2.189
330- 6.033
1/8- 9.095
this is the first time i have ever raced it and had no idea how to do it properly.
i was on street tires and i HAD to go through the waterbox.
mods are in my sig.
what can i do to improve my time???
6-speed launching at 1200 rpms
r/t- .604
60'- 2.189
330- 6.033
1/8- 9.095
this is the first time i have ever raced it and had no idea how to do it properly.
i was on street tires and i HAD to go through the waterbox.
mods are in my sig.
what can i do to improve my time???
#7
Its not the lowering kit. Look at your 60' time. Beacuse you had to go through the water box, killed your 60. Your spinning alot. Get a good set of drag radials. Such as Mickey Thompson. Take a look at your reaction time. A perfect one is .000. If you don't red light, your not trying hard enough.
Trending Topics
#10
TECH Fanatic
iTrader: (4)
Join Date: Feb 2008
Location: S.W. Missouri
Posts: 1,291
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
Just remember, reaction time has NOTHING to do with ET or that the car will run faster with a better reaction, the clock doesn't start untill you break the beam. The way i see it, unless you were spinning really bad or the track is at a higher altitude (2500ft.+) you should be faster then that, DRs will know doubt help alot, you need to give the low-down on the run, where the tires spinning bad (like through 1st. which i doubt with 2.1s) or did it hook up decent once you left, how high is the tracks altitude, this is VERY important. your 60ft. is not horrible for a street tire, 2.4s, 2.5s is horrible, 2.0s & your doing very well, 1.9s on street tires & your running with the street tire pros.
#11
TECH Junkie
iTrader: (4)
i would guess you just need some seat time. my first trip to the track in my m6 wasn't pretty either. i started @ 13.8 and ended up @ 13.2 4 passes later. just takes practice. if possible, go around the waterbox. on street tires, just roll them over a couple times to clean them off, NOT IN THE WATER. don't do a "burnout" persay. also, let air pressure out of the rear tires, down to maybe 20 psi. then just practice shifting and launching. the 60' doesn't look that bad.
the car in sig went 8.4 on a 2.1 60'. it's wicked low and has literally no suspension travel, getting it off the line is a bitch on street tires.
the car in sig went 8.4 on a 2.1 60'. it's wicked low and has literally no suspension travel, getting it off the line is a bitch on street tires.