8's at Atco !!!
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8's at Atco !!!
It's been a long time coming, finally got the car out lastnight. First full 1/4 mile pass I ran 8.96@154.99. This is with a sub-par 1.43 60'. Pretty sure I have a coil going on the car as well.... Also the converter is wayyyy too tight for what the car is currently jetted for. We drove 2.5 hrs down to Atco and it was well worth the trip Thanks to Rick and my brother for helping out as well. If I met you and you we're telling me about your tall deck lsx post up.
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congrats on the first time out and running 8's, wish we got there soon enough to see the car run. seemed like a good night, not many people at all running. my buddy and i were the ones talking to you in the pits about his lsx.
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It's a 440 LSX with TEA LSX-R heads, Performance Induction Intake, speedtech plate, and a glide. I did not launch right on spray. That along with what I think is a bad coil i'm hoping to improve my ET next time out..
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Haha! Little cam only car killing the big bad nitrous car on the 60' times...
Congratulations guys... Tuesday night was a very promising start.
BTW. I would like A/C in the trailor next time out...
Congratulations guys... Tuesday night was a very promising start.
BTW. I would like A/C in the trailor next time out...
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Very well possible. I don't know if there's a point the added power from a better coil will be needed... example, if you have no problem, and put them on I can see it making no difference.
Maybe on an FI car that's blowing the spark out, it might be a different story.
Kind of like adding octane when you don't need it. You can add it, but if it's not needed you will not see a gain. Adding a stronger coil when it's not needed, might be the same way.
I haven't back to back tested it, nor have I had a problem myself. I can see where it could help... if the coil's weren't putting out enough to keep the plugs lit correctly.
Regardless.. get that issue taken care of and it should for sure pick up a bunch, simple diffuser plate too, nice. That's probably one of if not the best plate out.
Maybe on an FI car that's blowing the spark out, it might be a different story.
Kind of like adding octane when you don't need it. You can add it, but if it's not needed you will not see a gain. Adding a stronger coil when it's not needed, might be the same way.
I haven't back to back tested it, nor have I had a problem myself. I can see where it could help... if the coil's weren't putting out enough to keep the plugs lit correctly.
Regardless.. get that issue taken care of and it should for sure pick up a bunch, simple diffuser plate too, nice. That's probably one of if not the best plate out.