11,s w/ a few bolt-on,s
03-21-2010, 01:12 PM
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11,s w/ a few bolt-on,s Went to PBIR on Feb,3 and ran 11.88@113.30 w/1.63 60ft in my 02 SS a4 w/Pacesetter long tubes & off road y-pipe,YankSS3600,SLP underdrive pully & 4'' Weld Pro Stars front,10'' back w/275/50/15 Nitto Drag Radials.Only weight reduction is rims and no front swaybar. Car still has stock CME,Blackhawk lid and fully loaded but dont know how much it weighs.
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03-31-2010, 06:53 AM
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I did the stall first.But stock she went 13.36.P & P TB and a Hypertech tuner 12.87 then 12.38 w/ stall & headers in Florida heat then w/ Pro Stars and no front sway bar 12.09 in 86 degree heat then went back in 68 degree temps and went 11.88.The Yank SS3600 is what helped the car the most and the only thing it chaged in driveability is the car in OD is at a lower rpm and gets better gas mileage which is a plus.
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Yes i do @ 25psi on the street i blow the tires off.I can be going 30 mph and punch it and they spin but they did 1.63 60 ft on the track.Maybe if i drive on the street w/ 18psi they would be better.
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Nittos can be good at the track, but you gotta heat them up! I spin too on the street!
