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Old 02-25-2010, 08:40 AM
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Default Fast 90/90 Results On Bolt on Car

Got to test out the FAST 90/90 on my bolt on 99 SS this past week in 1/8 only.
I still have not got the car tuned, this may be some of my problem.

Last time out at the same track my mods were
Hooker Super Comp Longtubes
Hookey OR Y Pipe
Hooker Catback
SLP Lid w/ ram air
On stock LS1 intake, 3.23s and Chrome Zr1s
Went 8.2 @ 88mph with a 2.0 60'

Same mods, Same track, the only difference this time out was
Fast 90 intake, 90mm Nick Williams throttle body, SLP 85mm MAF, Front Swaybar Delete and Skinny Draglite fronts, still on the same rear tires.
The best I could get was 8.41 @ 87 with a 1.99 60'.
The car is running rich, you can smell it through the exhuast. It really needs a dynotune bad.
Anyways here is a pic from that day

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Old 02-25-2010, 08:46 AM
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Damn. I would have figured the skinnys would have made you at least go faster. Sounds like you need a tune really bad.
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Im hoping the tune will at least get me back where I was, then I will work my way down. I am wanting to make a 7.99 1/8 pass with just bolt ons, which shouldnt be too hard. After the 7.99 pass a converter will go in.
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get a converter and dip deep in the 7's.
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Nice pic! Looks like a much harder launch than 1.99, Front sway bar removal lets the front come up nice!!
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Agreed the tune likely needs some work, even without knowing the weather condition differences between the runs. The lack of mph and your mention of rich is the deciding factor.

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IMO, this thread is a letdown! All you're saying is on an untuned bolt-on car, a FAST will not help. Your tune was already not spot on since your header install, and the intake swap most likely made it worse. I was hoping for a true before/after comparo on a more level playing field I guess.
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Originally Posted by MikeG
IMO, this thread is a letdown! All you're saying is on an untuned bolt-on car, a FAST will not help. Your tune was already not spot on since your header install, and the intake swap most likely made it worse. I was hoping for a true before/after comparo on a more level playing field I guess.
IMO this will be a true before/after comparison because I will update it again when I get it tuned, so we can see all aspects. Sorry for the letdown but it is what it is, just letting people know what to expect on a fast without a tune
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You might have seen better result if you kept your stock MAF on there. But either way as stated before, there's alot of horsepower being left on the table without a tune.
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Originally Posted by MikeG
IMO, this thread is a letdown! All you're saying is on an untuned bolt-on car, a FAST will not help. Your tune was already not spot on since your header install, and the intake swap most likely made it worse. I was hoping for a true before/after comparo on a more level playing field I guess.
You tell him, Mike.

Originally Posted by wg871
Im hoping the tune will at least get me back where I was, then I will work my way down. I am wanting to make a 7.99 1/8 pass with just bolt ons, which shouldnt be too hard. After the 7.99 pass a converter will go in.
Given the results I had, I don't think you'll get a 7 with the FAST before the stall. You would have been more likely without it. I waited til I had my stall and still gained nothing. From dyno results I've seen with FASTs on mildly modded cars there usually is a small loss up until the 4-5000 rpm range and then only a small gain. My car leaves around 4500 and never drops below 5300 after the shifts and I still didn't gain. Your car probably isn't even to 3000 by the 60'. On your average 1/8 pass you probably see more rwhp loss than gain (tune or not). Your slight 60' gain was probably solely from the skinnies (maybe weather changes too). In a true before and after FAST swap I bet it would have slow down as well.

Originally Posted by wg871
IMO this will be a true before/after comparison because I will update it again when I get it tuned, so we can see all aspects. Sorry for the letdown but it is what it is, just letting people know what to expect on a fast without a tune
Just to bust your ***** some more, that would be more of a before and after tune results. If you happen to be at a track that I'm at before you get it tuned, I'd be more than happy to log a pass for you with my wideband and let you know where you're at as far as the tune goes. And depending on how generous I'm feeling that day I may make a few changes for you, assuming that it works out like that.


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You might have seen better result if you kept your stock MAF on there. But either way as stated before, there's alot of horsepower being left on the table without a tune.
Or they may have been worse. It's hard to say what mod did what to the AFR. It may be perfect now where it was off before, but you just never know without actually knowing. Smelling rich at idle or part throttle means nothing when talking about WOT passes. My AFR with a FAST swap was barely off at all. It was actually a tad bit leaner which may have made it faster untuned, but my tune was spot on before the FAST as well and all I changed was the FAST

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Haha yea you called it Jon, it slowed my car down. I couldn't pass up the deal I got on it though. I do have some pre 90/90 dyno numbers I will post results on that also after a tune
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Even with a stock stall I would think you should be able to pull off a 7 sec at piedmont? My bolt-on 6spd ran 7.99 @ 92mph with stock clutch, 3.42 gears, and eagle F1's. After I changed the cam I went 7.79 @94 with the same set up and stock tune.
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Originally Posted by passnu2
Even with a stock stall I would think you should be able to pull off a 7 sec at piedmont? My bolt-on 6spd ran 7.99 @ 92mph with stock clutch, 3.42 gears, and eagle F1's. After I changed the cam I went 7.79 @94 with the same set up and stock tune.
What does being at Piedmont have to do with it?

7.99 on Eagle F1s? That's one of the fastest street-tire bolt-on M6 f-bodys there are. That's an awesome time (if it's true), but it means absolutely jack **** to an automatic car, especially with a stock stall.
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My point is Piedmont is known for how good it hooks. I haven't been to a track that hooks like piedmont. That's all I was trying to say. As far as my time it really doesn't matter if anyone believes it or not. They can ask anyone around Burlington about a SOM SS.
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Originally Posted by passnu2
My point is Piedmont is known for how good it hooks. I haven't been to a track that hooks like piedmont. That's all I was trying to say. As far as my time it really doesn't matter if anyone believes it or not. They can ask anyone around Burlington about a SOM SS.
I don't believe this car is trying to spin is what I was trying to say. It's not easy to get a bolt on stock stall A4 to spin on any decent track.

Your times are still irrelevant whether I believe them or not.
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Originally Posted by passnu2
My point is Piedmont is known for how good it hooks. I haven't been to a track that hooks like piedmont. That's all I was trying to say. As far as my time it really doesn't matter if anyone believes it or not. They can ask anyone around Burlington about a SOM SS.
Just out of random curiosity your car dosnt have a gmmg catback does it? If so I may know of your car
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Originally Posted by wg871
Just out of random curiosity your car dosnt have a gmmg catback does it? If so I may know of your car
Yes it has GMMG
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Originally Posted by passnu2
Yes it has GMMG
I got a couple buddys in mebane that were telling me about your car, small world...
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Originally Posted by wg871
I got a couple buddys in mebane that were telling me about your car, small world...
Yes it is.


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