What kind of 1/4 mile time would you expect to run with these mods?
06-26-2009, 03:10 PM
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What kind of 1/4 mile time would you expect to run with these mods? What kind of 1/4 mile time would you expect to run with these mods?
01 Camaro SS M6
Full Weight
Drag Radials, Long Tube Headers, ORY Pipe, Moser 9" w/ 4.11s, and a Procharger P1SC + Tune
the P1SC will be at 8 PSI most likey - but just incase what would it run at 5 PSI also
just looking for a rough estimated 1/4 mile time range - thanks
Sacramento, California
Elevation: 25 feet (8 m) above sea level
01 Camaro SS M6
Full Weight
Drag Radials, Long Tube Headers, ORY Pipe, Moser 9" w/ 4.11s, and a Procharger P1SC + Tune
the P1SC will be at 8 PSI most likey - but just incase what would it run at 5 PSI also
just looking for a rough estimated 1/4 mile time range - thanks
Sacramento, California
Elevation: 25 feet (8 m) above sea level
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06-26-2009, 04:00 PM
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its actually my bros car he needs to install the p1sc and still needs to purchase the drag radials.
he ran a 13.2 on some cheap hankook street tires W/O the procharger or a tune- loosing traction through all of first and most of second. horrible 60ft (2 something, if i recall correctly) -- we got kicked out of the track right after that run due to having no helmet and the car being too loud(wtf?)
06-26-2009, 04:06 PM
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06-26-2009, 04:42 PM
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really thats it? at 8psi? - i was expecting faster lol
its actually my bros car he needs to install the p1sc and still needs to purchase the drag radials.
he ran a 13.2 on some cheap hankook street tires W/O the procharger or a tune- loosing traction through all of first and most of second. horrible 60ft (2 something, if i recall correctly) -- we got kicked out of the track right after that run due to having no helmet and the car being too loud(wtf?)
its actually my bros car he needs to install the p1sc and still needs to purchase the drag radials.
he ran a 13.2 on some cheap hankook street tires W/O the procharger or a tune- loosing traction through all of first and most of second. horrible 60ft (2 something, if i recall correctly) -- we got kicked out of the track right after that run due to having no helmet and the car being too loud(wtf?)
Well, he also said 115 MPH which is 11.70's-11.80's, with traction. But if you are having a hard time hooking teh car withOUT the blower, don't expect miracles
06-26-2009, 05:31 PM
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ohh ok, i think the main problem with hooking up was because it was on cheap street tires but it still trapped 113 without the blower or DR
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06-27-2009, 03:50 PM
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With trapping 113 already and adding probably a little over 100rwhp you should add about 10mph to your trap speed so I'd guess low 11's at 123mph. allthough this is in a 6 speed so its all gonna depend on the driver mod
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06-28-2009, 09:25 PM
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set ur 1/4 mile time goal low (as in high in time wise) just so ur not dissapointed. u can guess and choose all day long. only one way to find out man. RUN HER! remember weather, traction, shifts, driving, weight, etc will all effect it so dont be dissapointed after the first pass. or even dissapointed after the first 10 passes. it all takes practice to perfect ur setup
