change in stall=gain in ET?
10-28-2006, 12:35 PM
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change in stall=gain in ET? My mods are in sig if I switched to a 4400 stall from the 3500 I have now would the gain be worth it? What amount of gain in ET could I expect?
10-28-2006, 01:07 PM
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Difficult to say but a good .3 sec
I have a VIG 3200 (stalls higher) but I'm unnable to cut lower than a 1.56>1.63 60'
A 4400 stall would garantee me a 1.4x>low 1.5s
I have a VIG 3200 (stalls higher) but I'm unnable to cut lower than a 1.56>1.63 60'
A 4400 stall would garantee me a 1.4x>low 1.5s
10-28-2006, 01:11 PM
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thats interesting I cant seem to cut better then a 1.68 60' even with the front sway bar off my car is full weight thuogh even though its kinda a stripper model race weight is 3650 including me.
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My good friend went 1.47 60' with his (Now my) Vig 3200. His best run was 11.003@122mph N/A. He's "upgraded" to a Yank PT4000, summer weather in FL has prevented him from better times (Matched the 11.0) thus far.
Just noting, that you CAN go low 60s with the Vig 3200, it just depends on your setup.
Just noting, that you CAN go low 60s with the Vig 3200, it just depends on your setup.
