Will bigger converter drop a tenth?
06-16-2005, 02:49 PM
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Will bigger converter drop a tenth? This is my daily driver, mods are in my sig, my DA was around 5000ft. I ran 13.11 @ 104.8 with a 1.94 60'. That is my best 60 to date. I am really trying for 12s NA at this altitude.
I can get a good deal on a 3600 2.2 str converter that is about 5lbs lighter then my current 3200 2.0. I could then resale mine to recoup most of the cost.
Do you think this would get me a 12.99?
I can get a good deal on a 3600 2.2 str converter that is about 5lbs lighter then my current 3200 2.0. I could then resale mine to recoup most of the cost.
Do you think this would get me a 12.99?
06-16-2005, 03:04 PM
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Originally Posted by The Sad
This is my daily driver, mods are in my sig, my DA was around 5000ft. I ran 13.11 @ 104.8 with a 1.94 60'. That is my best 60 to date. I am really trying for 12s NA at this altitude.
I can get a good deal on a 3600 2.2 str converter that is about 5lbs lighter then my current 3200 2.0. I could then resale mine to recoup most of the cost.
Do you think this would get me a 12.99?
I can get a good deal on a 3600 2.2 str converter that is about 5lbs lighter then my current 3200 2.0. I could then resale mine to recoup most of the cost.
Do you think this would get me a 12.99?
06-17-2005, 09:07 AM
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if your going to change it i would go higher than 3,600 maybe 3,800-4,000. Run as much str as you can with out loosing crazy *** traction and you'll be in the 12's.