View Poll Results: STOCK LS1 FBODY TRAP SPEED (1/8th MI)
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1/8th Mile trap speed. (STOCK LS1)
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BONE STOCK, what did you trap in the 1/8th?
I've got a flowmaster, and a lid. I would assume that to be close enough to stock to not make a MPH difference.
I can only get 82-83 MPH out of my car at the Huntsville track, no matter how I run.
I'm curious to see what the rest of you run/ran.
The traps are consistant, no matter how much I suck up the launch.
Thanks guys!
I've got a flowmaster, and a lid. I would assume that to be close enough to stock to not make a MPH difference.
I can only get 82-83 MPH out of my car at the Huntsville track, no matter how I run.
I'm curious to see what the rest of you run/ran.
The traps are consistant, no matter how much I suck up the launch.
Thanks guys!
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Hey I am down the road from you in Russellville. I had a 2000 completely stock auto WS-6 that went low 8.8 @ high 88 mph. That was consitent now I have stock 98 auto z that gets 85 mph out of 2.73.
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You can tell the track was stickier because instead of running an 8.80 spinning 1st, 2nd, and 3rd... it did not even squeal.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8k7e-fPfQJ8
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one thing every one needs to remember is that although e.t's can all be estimated by the computer at the track, not all tracks are equal. some are short 1/8ths, 650 600 630 it all depends on which track your at.. if its a short track youll get an a computer simulated 660 time but mph will be taken as is so you could run the same time at one track but get a diff mph then at another.
hope this helps.
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