9's first time out with new setup
11-27-2012, 12:17 PM
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9's first time out with new setup 2002 Z28
3520 lb raceweight
Completely stock untouched heads
MS3 cam
Stock intake
Stock throttle body
Headers
Custom 4" exhaust
Nitrous outlet 200 shot
Yank 3600 stall (only flashes to 3400 on motor)
MWC 9" with rear suspension and 4:11 gear
Completely stock front suspension
28x10.5 slick
Tuned by me
Car went an 11.42@118 w/ 1.59 60' on motor this same day.
On the best nitrous pass and the only one I ran complete 1/4 mile I cut the kit off at 6800 and went through the traps on the limiter at 7200. This was leaving on a 175 shot and progressing the other 25 in at .3 of second.
I went to another track after this and went a 6.33@111 1/8th and bumped my window switch to 7200 and limiter to 7400, then ran it out the back door. They didn't have the 1/4 mile clocks on for some reason but my logs showed that I went through the traps at 7300 rpm which is around 138-139 mph.
3520 lb raceweight
Completely stock untouched heads
MS3 cam
Stock intake
Stock throttle body
Headers
Custom 4" exhaust
Nitrous outlet 200 shot
Yank 3600 stall (only flashes to 3400 on motor)
MWC 9" with rear suspension and 4:11 gear
Completely stock front suspension
28x10.5 slick
Tuned by me
Car went an 11.42@118 w/ 1.59 60' on motor this same day.
On the best nitrous pass and the only one I ran complete 1/4 mile I cut the kit off at 6800 and went through the traps on the limiter at 7200. This was leaving on a 175 shot and progressing the other 25 in at .3 of second.
I went to another track after this and went a 6.33@111 1/8th and bumped my window switch to 7200 and limiter to 7400, then ran it out the back door. They didn't have the 1/4 mile clocks on for some reason but my logs showed that I went through the traps at 7300 rpm which is around 138-139 mph.
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11-27-2012, 08:12 PM
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Thanks guys. As stated that was running out the back door on motor. It should go 138-139 spraying the full run. I've ran in on a drag radial with traction issues and it usually picks up 28 mph on the split.
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11-28-2012, 01:37 PM
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Thanks man. The only weight reduction is the greg weld racestars. So it's basically still a full weight car. This was also on a very conservative tune. Still on the out of the box nitrous outlet fuel jet.
11-28-2012, 01:40 PM
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Lol. To be honest man, I love small motors. When I build a motor it's going to be a max effort 347. Hoping to go in the 8's with the rossler 4l60e I have and at 3400lb raceweight. I'm going to end up shooting 400 to this stock bottom end hopefully. Your setup should definitely fly!
11-30-2012, 07:42 PM
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Yes. Well I'm going 3:75. See how that works and then might see about getting the converter restalled. It's very efficient but hits the tires really hard. I want to get in the 1.3x 60' with stock front suspension on the slicks and 1.4x on drag radials. There is still a lot left in the tune on this car. Only running 18 degrees timing and have only stepped down to a 43 fuel jet. Timing mark is still slightly above the bend.
