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Old 12-21-2007, 07:24 PM
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Originally Posted by rel3rd
Thanks guys!

and waterbug1999, I now have pretty good idea what mine would run with a 100 shot.

Yea, the spray is fun out of the hole... So, hold on!

There is still a couple tenths left for me on the 100 shot. I just need more time on the track to tune it better. When I ran the time below, my A/F was 10.1 on the spray.
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Not sure if I want to make the next step towards nitrous or not. I've had it on several other cars, so I know the results...just don't want to also have to make the next steps to be NHRA legal as well.
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Originally Posted by rel3rd
Not sure if I want to make the next step towards nitrous or not. I've had it on several other cars, so I know the results...just don't want to also have to make the next steps to be NHRA legal as well.

Yea, I got kicked off the track at the very end of the season. They said I cant come back till I get the cage put it. I knew it was bound to happen at some point. So, looks like my goal over the winter is a 9" rear and a cage. Then bump the shot up! LOL
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What is your launching technique? Explain from the burnout box to the first 60" out?

I have that exact same stall in a full bolt on 3.23'd car with the 255-16 MT ET Street radials that I get back to me tuned on thursday.

And I will be hitting it with a 100-125 wet on Jan 10th 2008 @ the local 1/8th mile

Let your prayers be with my 4L60E and the stock 3.23 10 bolt
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Originally Posted by james562
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What is your launching technique? Explain from the burnout box to the first 60" out?

I have that exact same stall in a full bolt on 3.23'd car with the 255-16 MT ET Street radials that I get back to me tuned on thursday.

And I will be hitting it with a 100-125 wet on Jan 10th 2008 @ the local 1/8th mile

Let your prayers be with my 4L60E and the stock 3.23 10 bolt
My launch technique is pretty non-exciting IMO.

Make 100% sure ASR is OFF, lol...
Roll through waterbox
Manually shift it first gear into second gear, for about a five second total, high rpm burnout.
Let off brakes and gas at same time and let car "bite in" as I roll toward starting line.
Ease into pre-stage beam, put shifter in D.
Very gently creep into stage beam and hold idle up to just below 1500rpm's.
Floor it on last yellow.
Collect another 11 second timeslip at timing booth.
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I dropped 2 tenths, and picked up 2mph switching from a VIG3800 to my TCI4400. The crazy thing is, the TCI actually feels tighter driving around. I think you would see similar results switching to a PT4000. I think I saw one for sale in the classified section.
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bad2000z- Is your car full weight? It is hauling!!!!

I keep looking at this thread in anticipation of what my car will do next season.
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Thanks for keeping it simple on the Launch I am looking forward to my track date
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dam thats all you got done ! wow !
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Originally Posted by bad2000z
I dropped 2 tenths, and picked up 2mph switching from a VIG3800 to my TCI4400. The crazy thing is, the TCI actually feels tighter driving around. I think you would see similar results switching to a PT4000. I think I saw one for sale in the classified section.
Mine is supposed to be a 3600, but I know it shows "loose" until 4300 on the dyno, so I definitely don't want anything any looser than that. I'll have to make those 2/10ths up some other way.
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I think a PT4000 might actually be tighter than your VIG3600. VIG underrates their stall speed quite a bit from what I've heard. Like I said, my TCI4400 feels tighter than my VIG3800 did.

My car weighs about 3470 w/driver.
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Originally Posted by bad2000z
I think a PT4000 might actually be tighter than your VIG3600. VIG underrates their stall speed quite a bit from what I've heard. Like I said, my TCI4400 feels tighter than my VIG3800 did.

My car weighs about 3470 w/driver.
I'm 280lbs. buck nekkid, so I'm thinking that I'm heavier than 3470 w/driver, but no official weight yet.

What's your car sixty-footing? What tires?
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1.52-1.54 with 255/50/16 M/T dr's. Stock chrome wheels on all 4 corners.
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nice!
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Originally Posted by bad2000z
1.52-1.54 with 255/50/16 M/T dr's. Stock chrome wheels on all 4 corners.
Those are the exact same tire combo I run. My weight is 3490 w/driver as well.. How the hell you run a 11.1 on motor?
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11.1 with 403 HP is a hell of a setup!!!
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The converter has A LOT to do with it! I bet my car would be even quicker with a PT4400. My best with the VIG was 11.52, when I switched converters I ran consistent 11.30's. My 11.19 pass was on a 70 degree day in September. It also ran a few 11.2's that day.
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Originally Posted by bad2000z
The converter has A LOT to do with it! I bet my car would be even quicker with a PT4400. My best with the VIG was 11.52, when I switched converters I ran consistent 11.30's. My 11.19 pass was on a 70 degree day in September. It also ran a few 11.2's that day.

I might have to switch converters...... Mine hits really hard out of the hole, but I think it looses alot of effecientcy up top.
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Originally Posted by waterbug1999
I might have to switch converters...... Mine hits really hard out of the hole, but I think it looses alot of effecientcy up top.
What's your mph on those 11.66 et's waterbug?

Mine's 115 for comparison sake...115 every single time, no matter what.
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I believe it was ~116 as well N/A and ~124 on the 100 shot.


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