2010 CTS-V Dyno Video & Rear Rim/Drag Radial Question
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2010 CTS-V Dyno Video & Rear Rim/Drag Radial Question
Hello, I am new here. My Father just bought his wife a brand new 2010 CTS-V with the automatic transmission. We brought it to a local dynojet to see what she had for power.
Bone stock, 1000 miles. For reference, his 2009 ZR1 made 538 on the same dyno
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2zTF-NnCohQ
After taking the car to our local dragway (New England Dragway), the car is begging for a stickier tire. Our track is usually NEVER prepped, and results in massive wheelspin. I am very familiar with drag radials as I use them all the time at the track in my mustang.
The best pass for the car so far is 12.687 @ 111 on an 85 degree day. It only hooked the first run, after that was a slew of 13.5-14.0 with 2.8' 60'. Our track is like ice on street night. Even myself when my mustang was stock had trouble hooking up a measly 275whp. On a colder day, it was trapping around 114
My question is, what size rim fits over those rear brakes? I tried searching, but havent found a concrete answer. I am thinking 17" wont fit, so how would some c5 Z06 18x9.5 rims with a 265/40/18 Mickey Thompson ET Street Radials. Anybody have any suggestions?
Thanks for any help guys, I appreciate it
Bone stock, 1000 miles. For reference, his 2009 ZR1 made 538 on the same dyno
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2zTF-NnCohQ
After taking the car to our local dragway (New England Dragway), the car is begging for a stickier tire. Our track is usually NEVER prepped, and results in massive wheelspin. I am very familiar with drag radials as I use them all the time at the track in my mustang.
The best pass for the car so far is 12.687 @ 111 on an 85 degree day. It only hooked the first run, after that was a slew of 13.5-14.0 with 2.8' 60'. Our track is like ice on street night. Even myself when my mustang was stock had trouble hooking up a measly 275whp. On a colder day, it was trapping around 114
My question is, what size rim fits over those rear brakes? I tried searching, but havent found a concrete answer. I am thinking 17" wont fit, so how would some c5 Z06 18x9.5 rims with a 265/40/18 Mickey Thompson ET Street Radials. Anybody have any suggestions?
Thanks for any help guys, I appreciate it
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How big are the brakes on the V as big as my 2010 Camaro SS ? If so then yes a 18x9.5 will work fine just try to keep the tire diameter the same height on the drag radial as the stock tire so u dont lose any gear.
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Try this forum. It has much more traffic for Vs and your question will be answered.
http://www.cadillacforums.com/forums...es-forum-2009/
http://www.cadillacforums.com/forums...es-forum-2009/