chrismcdaniel

iTrader: (14)

just curious what kind of gains from a car doing 8.6 in the 1/8th can be expected after just adding a tci ssf 3500. Im going to track tomorrow and am just a little curious .

darrensls1formula

More info please. What mods do you have prior to the SSF3500? What rear tires are you runnin? That is a hard hitting converter so traction will be a huge issue if your gonna try and run on street tires. But an average gain for a bolt-on car with that verter is .5 or .6 in the 1/4 mile. Not sure how that translates to the 1/8 mile gains but you'll definately want to run at least Drag Radials (heat them up real good first) so you make the most of your TC investment.

Good Luck

chrismcdaniel

iTrader: (14)

i have 555 r's, brand new. I haev headers , true duals with an x pipe. 315 hp/ 327 tq to the rear wheels. in a 00 ss.

Colonel

Depends on traction of course. I was pulling 1.61 60fts with that converter in a full weight internally stock car with 3.23 gears.

4thGENRETARD

I gained a 0.6 in the quarter just after a few tries on MT ET's. Also have BMR LCA's and sway/T-Arm poly bushings.
On the street, forget it I light them up on anything below 50mph.

JZ'sTA

iTrader: (23)

IMO a normal car with the power you make normally runs 2.0 60 ft's with a stock converter. With this converter and a sticky tire and no spinage you should pull at least a 1.7.
Do the math and you can cleary see at least a 3 tenth of a sec difference.