MY fuddle track fun
07-01-2006, 12:48 PM
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MY fuddle track fun well i decided to run my car..it was about 82 degrees and i dono about the hum.... ok well i have once again been dissapointed..the fuddle is coming out i have a yank sitting in my gurage that i was saving but after lastnight im goin to thow it in ..... my mods are in my sig. and i was one bfg drags 315s and i only got on DECENT run it...and it might of spun them 5ft out of the hole..thats it...tell my what you guys think...
60ft- 1.98
330ft- 5.50
594ft-7.90
1\8mile-8.43
1\8mph-83.99
i was looking for 85mph and a 8.3 but o well it wasnt my night and im pissed off
60ft- 1.98
330ft- 5.50
594ft-7.90
1\8mile-8.43
1\8mph-83.99
i was looking for 85mph and a 8.3 but o well it wasnt my night and im pissed off
07-01-2006, 12:57 PM
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I'm am feeling your pain, trust me. I'm alittle disappointed in my converter as well. Although I'm not sure if its the converter or trans yet. I have a feeling that mine will come out and a yank will go in.
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07-01-2006, 01:08 PM
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i don't think it is the converter. that time is right for your 60'. you need better tires.
i went 8.18 @ 80 with only a 4k fuddle, lid, and 373s - stock tune on everything. i bounced RL like 5-6 times on each shift, which is what caused the low trap. i would look elsewhere for your problems. with a hard hook i would expect that converter to average low 1.7s with full weight and bolt-ons.
the first time out this year with my converter i went 12.85. changing NOTHING but my driving i have knocked of .52 (12.33) just from practice and TIRES.
i don't think it is the converter. that time is right for your 60'. you need better tires.
i went 8.18 @ 80 with only a 4k fuddle, lid, and 373s - stock tune on everything. i bounced RL like 5-6 times on each shift, which is what caused the low trap. i would look elsewhere for your problems. with a hard hook i would expect that converter to average low 1.7s with full weight and bolt-ons.
the first time out this year with my converter i went 12.85. changing NOTHING but my driving i have knocked of .52 (12.33) just from practice and TIRES.
07-01-2006, 03:08 PM
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60ft..im on bfg drags 315 and it only spun them over like 5 times and then hooked...everywhere else my car pulled fine...and b4 the converter i ran a guy on the street from a dig and i had him by 1.5 @120 and he runs 8.5@85
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no im not....but it should have pulled atleast a 1.8 short time and an 8.3 @85 IMO..and i said when i got the converter that when i take it to the track and if it doesnt run atleast 85mph it was gettin swaped..
07-02-2006, 12:13 PM
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most verters will lose a little mph but give you a better et.i was trapping 111mph before my 3600 fuddle,after i was at 108 or 109.but i went from 12.89 to 12.40 so i thought it was worth it.now i'm running a vig 4400 and mph stayed around the same but et dropped to 12.20.these are on high 1.6's and low 1.7's
07-02-2006, 03:42 PM
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Originally Posted by nikon1999
i have a yank converter ss3600 and love it. With 315 bfg drag radials and just bolt ons i cut multiple 1.69x 60's and always 1.7x's. The car didnt lose any mph, actually gained one or two. Couldn't be happier with it
07-02-2006, 05:41 PM
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I wasn't pleased with my Yank at first, but then again I was on bald F1's...doh!! I just recently went to the track on a fairly hot and muggy day with some nittos on 16" rims and ran my current sig times and i'm pretty happy with them because with a tune and a decent day I think I might go 12.4!!! We'll see......
07-02-2006, 07:39 PM
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i have it lowered and i do have relocation brackets and LCAs..i didnt remove the sway bar.. my car isnt makeing any power (300 probably) lol....
07-02-2006, 08:17 PM
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What gears do you have? What's the STR of the converter? How are you launching the car?
That 60' needs work and it sounds like either 1 of these 2 things: 1 you are flooring it from idle or 2 you stall it up then floor it immediately. Those won't help you with your time so try footbraking it at 3000 first then release the brake, once the car hooks, floor it. Once you get better, footbrake it higher. If you spin, you did it wrong. Even a little spin can add as much as 4 tenths, so no spinning!! The bfgs are supposed to be stickier than the nitto drag radials, so get into the 1.7s-1.6s with them.
That 60' needs work and it sounds like either 1 of these 2 things: 1 you are flooring it from idle or 2 you stall it up then floor it immediately. Those won't help you with your time so try footbraking it at 3000 first then release the brake, once the car hooks, floor it. Once you get better, footbrake it higher. If you spin, you did it wrong. Even a little spin can add as much as 4 tenths, so no spinning!! The bfgs are supposed to be stickier than the nitto drag radials, so get into the 1.7s-1.6s with them.