2002 A4 202,197miles 12.75
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2002 A4 202,197miles 12.75
2002 A4 factory stall,jet hot 1 3/4 headers,catback,slp cai with SSRA,3.42,MT tires with Predator handheld the motor have 202,197 miles.
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nice job ! your at high elevation there too which makes it more impressive. My M6 car has 255k and still pulls real strong high miles doesn't seem to affect performance much , its either hurt or its not in this case its not lol
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Thanks. Yes I'm at close 4000' above sea level and that make it a challenge to run good. Yes you are right this engines run well with high millage.
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New best for the camaro
Still have a sealed factory motor ,factory intake. Put a yank 4k went to the track yesterday. Was a 25mph croos wind and 58 deg temp. The car now have 207k miles.
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nice PB on your setup! I'm hoping to break into the 12s eventually after I get my stall in. I'm on the 2.73 gears still though as opposed to 3.42 that you're on. did you swap just the gears out or the entire rearend from a donor ss?
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in this round I bought a used Yank 4k with a Performabuilt 60e and a 25% ud pulley.
I have lower the tires to 17psi the car feels good but I think is a little is still room to break into the 11s before I go for cam and heads.
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I **** the car at 5500rpm ,the car have a non adj. LCA only and no front sway bar. I have the rear Vikings doble adjustable for the back waiting to be installed.
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I'm surprised your car does better at 5500 vs 5800-6000. Most stock head and cam LS1's I've seen prefer closer to 6000 for max performance