steelers71

Been a while with life and work put in front of good track days, but finally got a good one. Didnt want to push my luck, but was stoked with the one pass before being asked to slow down. Very happy with this combo and the potential it has with suspension and rear end/gearing upgrades.

BODUKE

Congrads. I hope to join you in the 10 sec club real soon.

HCI2000SS

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You pulled that time with just the mods in your signature? Any weight reduction?

JaSSon

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Nice action did you flycut with that cam

Doug G

Congrats

Always fun being asked to slow it down
(hope to hear the same thing next outing )

steelers71

Yes Sir mods in sig. Some weight reduction... Front sway bar removed, AC removed,Braille lightweight battery, UMI K member and Bogart bolted D10's street version wheels. Not sure of the raceweight.

[QUOTE=BODUKE;18735828]Congrads. I hope to join you in the 10 sec club real soon.

Thanks, good luck with yours

The TMS shortblock came with Diamond pistons with -2cc reliefs.

Yeah good and bad. I really wanted to make another pass, but didnt want to be asked not to come back. Good luck with yours.

scotty2000ss

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Damn, that thing is OUT. Nice job

STOCK12SECZ

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Looks slow

Just kidding - 10.80s when it hooks good. Congrats!

Sales@Tick

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Sounded really strong!

I forgot what gearing you have, but I think I remember it being a 3.23? What RPM are you crossing and shifting?

Congratulations on finally getting it back out and on the new best!

Mac 2002 SS

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Congrats, Robert !! That monster is will only get faster.

jblankenship

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Nice times. Wish I hadn't missed the day and the great air.

steelers71

Thanks, the air was awesome.

Thanks Martin. You are right its a stock 10 bolt w/3:23's. Shifting at 6700 but not sure were it crossed at.

Hope so, and thanks again for the vid and commentary

Thanks bud and thanks for the dyno thread update.

Sales@Tick

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IIRC the rev limiter was set at 7200rpm. I'd shift it around 7000rpm if you can. It should respond very well.