nitrous pass in car video
08-13-2006, 08:42 AM
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nitrous pass in car video Here is a link to the in car vid I took a Byron dragstrip Friday night. Car is a 04 Z06 with LG Pros no cats, Vararam and a 100 shot via NOS plate. My launch was very soft due to wheel hop and (1.97 60ft.) third gear shift was slow due to clutch and trans issues. Time was 11.6 @ 124. Enjoy 
http://videos.streetfire.net/video/b...1c003502d8.htm
http://videos.streetfire.net/video/b...1c003502d8.htm
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08-14-2006, 10:11 PM
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Originally Posted by Nine Ball
1. why are you burning out on stock radials? Doubt it helps much.
2. shift faster (1-2 was okay)
Nice vid!
2. shift faster (1-2 was okay)
Nice vid!
I can only shift as fast as the trans and clutch will allow. Thrid gear has some issues. I'm sure many of you will think I just suck at shifting, but thats not the case. If you think you can do better your more than welcome to try. You break it you buy it.
After the run in the video the car would not go into any gear until the clutch was pumped a few times.
And thanks for all the compliments, more videos to come soon,
08-15-2006, 09:01 AM
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Originally Posted by Bluewire
The goodyear supercars stick much better after a good burn out. I run them at 26psi and it seems to do very well. No burnout = sideways in second.
I can only shift as fast as the trans and clutch will allow. Thrid gear has some issues. I'm sure many of you will think I just suck at shifting, but thats not the case. If you think you can do better your more than welcome to try. You break it you buy it.
After the run in the video the car would not go into any gear until the clutch was pumped a few times.
And thanks for all the compliments, more videos to come soon,
I can only shift as fast as the trans and clutch will allow. Thrid gear has some issues. I'm sure many of you will think I just suck at shifting, but thats not the case. If you think you can do better your more than welcome to try. You break it you buy it.
After the run in the video the car would not go into any gear until the clutch was pumped a few times.
And thanks for all the compliments, more videos to come soon,
08-15-2006, 04:42 PM
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Originally Posted by Kraest
lol Mike you are so funny!! You know you sold that car and bought the A4 cause you cannot race, shift or run like me!!
08-15-2006, 10:04 PM
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Originally Posted by Nine Ball
Get that stuff fixed. Beating on a tranny that doesn't function properly could end up damaging more internal components...resulting in a more costly repair. Synchros and such are relatively inexpensive, but internal gear sets are pricey.
Mine does that too, when i rev it up, i just suck out all the fluid in the resevoir when i get home and replace it when that happens.
hopefully mine is sprayed soon too
08-16-2006, 08:34 AM
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Originally Posted by Sigforty
lol Mike you are so funny!! You know you sold that car and bought the A4 cause you cannot race, shift or run like me!!
How's that Spec clutch workin out for ya?
Mike
