Shark Gray 2000 SS build
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O damn. I didn’t realize that. That thing is gonna roll. My buddy just got his 4th gen camaro running. Ls3, auto, ac etc., basically a really nice street car like what you have. he went 10.60 @ 126 running super rich. His tuner has to get it dialed in for him. He was on drag tires though.
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The R888R's provide good grip on the street. At 550 WHP, it hooks ok from 40mph on up. They are pretty sticky. Like any other sticky tire I don't expect them to last any longer than 4-5k. Can't really comment on the ride since they are 35 series profile.
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Awesome build I love the color the detail in the build and everything man
As for the low voltage at idle I had the same problem with 10 alternators in a row, I finally went and got a OE alternator off a truck at the junkyard and never had an issue again. It's what prompted my alternator thread on here that's like 50 pages long of other people having the same issue with their new autozone/napa/oreilly alternators.
Get you a good quality OE alternator or a aftermarket high end one and you should be good. Mine would work fine on start up but as the engine warmed up and underhood temps got higher the voltage would drop and drop. They would test the alternators and of course they showed good because it was cold (well room temp) mine would go to **** after warm up.
As for the low voltage at idle I had the same problem with 10 alternators in a row, I finally went and got a OE alternator off a truck at the junkyard and never had an issue again. It's what prompted my alternator thread on here that's like 50 pages long of other people having the same issue with their new autozone/napa/oreilly alternators.
Get you a good quality OE alternator or a aftermarket high end one and you should be good. Mine would work fine on start up but as the engine warmed up and underhood temps got higher the voltage would drop and drop. They would test the alternators and of course they showed good because it was cold (well room temp) mine would go to **** after warm up.
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Awesome build I love the color the detail in the build and everything man
As for the low voltage at idle I had the same problem with 10 alternators in a row, I finally went and got a OE alternator off a truck at the junkyard and never had an issue again. It's what prompted my alternator thread on here that's like 50 pages long of other people having the same issue with their new autozone/napa/oreilly alternators.
Get you a good quality OE alternator or a aftermarket high end one and you should be good. Mine would work fine on start up but as the engine warmed up and underhood temps got higher the voltage would drop and drop. They would test the alternators and of course they showed good because it was cold (well room temp) mine would go to **** after warm up.
As for the low voltage at idle I had the same problem with 10 alternators in a row, I finally went and got a OE alternator off a truck at the junkyard and never had an issue again. It's what prompted my alternator thread on here that's like 50 pages long of other people having the same issue with their new autozone/napa/oreilly alternators.
Get you a good quality OE alternator or a aftermarket high end one and you should be good. Mine would work fine on start up but as the engine warmed up and underhood temps got higher the voltage would drop and drop. They would test the alternators and of course they showed good because it was cold (well room temp) mine would go to **** after warm up.
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None of that will cause the alternator to stop charging at idle or drop down to.. what did you say it was, 12.8 or so? It should maintain near 14 at idle. Unless you're saying the idle is dropping down so low the alternator stops charging but that would be like I dunno.. 400 ish rpm
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None of that will cause the alternator to stop charging at idle or drop down to.. what did you say it was, 12.8 or so? It should maintain near 14 at idle. Unless you're saying the idle is dropping down so low the alternator stops charging but that would be like I dunno.. 400 ish rpm