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Old Oct 5, 2003 | 06:47 AM
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ill be ready for ya by the time you get heads.. ill give ya till next spring LMAO

that 60 is awesome. If mine woulda went sub 1.55's she woulda hit the 11.4's also. We are tic for tat

mine held 4 years of 1.6's and 1.5's so it did me well!

btw, im shifting at 6450.. no need to spin her higher.. im in peak power from 5900-6300 with the heads so cam only would be the same for me

hell, with some better weather you may beak 11.39's MUAHHHHAHHAHAHH
Heads are definatly in the plan for the Spring.

As you know I used to have a Vig3600 also, but this Yank is much better IMO. The 60s and shift extension are awesome and I no longer have to lock it up to get it to MPH. I know they are expensive new, but I picked this one up used for $425 and sold my vig for $475.

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Old Oct 5, 2003 | 07:38 AM
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Congrats on the time
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Old Nov 1, 2003 | 09:39 PM
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hell, with some better weather you may beak 11.39's MUAHHHHAHHAHAHH
***update*** 11.377 @ 117.61 (1.54). Backed it up w/an 11.399 @ 117.38 (1.54).

DA this time was -460 and I was at about 3280 raceweight after taking off the D/D muffler and tailpipes (35 lbs. ) and less gas. The track wasn't the best today and could't hold my normal 3000 rpm launches, I should have been able to knock a few hundredths off the 60ft.

I met my goal of 11.30s cam only, now for the heads.
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Old Nov 1, 2003 | 10:00 PM
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I HATE YOU NOW! hehehe,told you that car would go 11.39, but I didnt expect 11.37 LMAO

Now get the heads and chase 10's lol

If I can ever get my 3.42 rear into the car im gonna try to get some more passes before it snows. Right now its 78-80 degrees out in Va

congrats man! All it took was time and patience!!! If others would spend the time on one setup before doing other crap we would see alot of 11.2-3 cam only cars!

32xx is insane also! Damn Z's... I hate my weight freak TA! But atleast mine looks better LMAO
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Old Nov 2, 2003 | 05:58 AM
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Congrats Mark..thats awesome! did they warn you about the roll bar at GLD?
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Old Nov 2, 2003 | 08:38 AM
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I can't wait for some -DA down here in the south! I hope to cut some 11.30s in the next month with this YPS 4400 The DA in the south has been around +1000-+1500 lately but i was still manageing to run some 11.60s@115 with the TCS now im cutting my 60ft. times by .05 easy with the yank converter. Send some of that good luck down here
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Old Nov 2, 2003 | 02:29 PM
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That's awesome!!!! With heads I will bet you'll see some 10.70-10.8Xs with decent air and traction.

I agree with the low dyno number issue. I just recently dyno'd at 411 over my previous 408 RWHP and I have no complaints with the low dyno #s and high 10 1/4 mile passes. It's all about using as much of the HP that's available and that combination converter/cam does exactly that. Be sure to pick the right heads or that 10 second pass may not be a reality. I know too many people that have come up short in that department. I'm not one of them. Good luck!!!


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Old Nov 2, 2003 | 04:42 PM
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Originally Posted by 98TAauto
32xx is insane also! Damn Z's... I hate my weight freak TA! But atleast mine looks better LMAO
I agree but, weight was a consideration when I bought this Z. A Formula would have worked too.

Brad, they didn't say a word.

StreetStalker, a few weeks ago, I was running low 11.60s to high 11.50s in +1500 DA. So, we are in the same ball park. Good luck.

TEXCAMSS, 10.70s-10.80s are you serious? Thats over a half second, I would be happy w/a 10.99. I see you are using MTI's heads, I was leaning toward the Absolute 5.3s. What do you think of thoes? Also, what does your car weigh? Thanks
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My car weighs 3425 in race trim. There is a 145# difference which is close to a tenth and a half gain in weight alone. We ran our 10.91s with a ST3500 where you have the PT4400. There is a slight gain there also. FWIW- I ran a best ET of 11.66 with cam only and managed a new best of 10.91 with the MTI heads and tuning.

Take my 10.91 subtract the weight and converter improvements and any additional weight, along with a bit better air (Feb/March) and it is a very realistic goal. Keep chopping that number down.

My goal this year is 10.7Xs with no internal or converter change or break into the 10s on drag radials. It'll happen.

Good luck to you!!!

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Old Nov 2, 2003 | 06:01 PM
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Old Nov 2, 2003 | 06:25 PM
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Are you guys on stock rear ends ? What are you launching at rpm wise? I just bought a Yank SS3800 and some 26x11.5 MT ET STS so I am wondering what will I launch at etc so not to break my rear end ?
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Old Nov 2, 2003 | 08:27 PM
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Are you guys on stock rear ends ? What are you launching at rpm wise? I just bought a Yank SS3800 and some 26x11.5 MT ET STS so I am wondering what will I launch at etc so not to break my rear end ?
XFIVE is running the stock 10bolt I believe I was always easy on mine... slight roll before going all the way WOT. Just enough roll to get the tires moving before I hit them hard

i left around 1800 rpms when i ran my 11.50 with a 1.56 60ft

some WOT from idle for best ET's.. A4's like stall flashing, but dunno if your rear would. Its just something you will have to play with for yourself. Every car is different. Some like 2200rpm leaves and some like 1200

I think next year we will see lots of 11.1-4 cam only cars..
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Old Nov 2, 2003 | 09:27 PM
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Thanks for the info TXCAM. If my car went 10.70s after the heads, I would kiss the lady in the timeslip booth.

Speartech, my exhaust consistists of the Mac midlength headers w/orp, into a D/D catback w/cutout. I have the option to remove the heavy D/D muffler, its is secured w/a bandclamp to the i-pipe (takes about 2 minutes to remove).

jruss, yes I am currently running a 3.42 geared 10-bolt from a 6 speed car. I has survived over 100 passes this year w/alot of 1.5 60s (best was 1.50), and is still quiet. If the track will hold it, I launch at 3000 rpm. My original rear broke w/richmond 3.73s.
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Old Nov 2, 2003 | 10:43 PM
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I'm hoping to add to the list of cam only cars....deep into the 11's hopefully.
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Old Nov 3, 2003 | 06:20 AM
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I'm running FLP headers, Y-pipe, SLP I-pipe, with a cut out and have the option to remove the Dynomax Ultra flow welded muffler with a standard 3 inch flange. Nothing fancy about my system. I just wanted the quietest free flowing muffler available and the ability to reduce the weight if needed. I ran my best ET with the Y-pipe and I-pipe in place. I had just dropped the muffler and uncapped the cut-out.

I personally get better 60 fts and ETs by stalling the ST3500 as high as it will allow me (3100) with out pushing me through the lights and then literally stomping the throttle at the launch. I blew the original Torsen posi after many (200 +) passes and I replaced it with an Eaton Posi. It's the same stock 10 bolt with the same stock 3.23s, but I welded the axle tubes, added a solid pinion spacer and TA girdle for insurance. So far so good. It has seen close to 200 passes and many of them were 1.4Xs. The way I launch removes all the slack from the system. I also run ET drag slicks. Maybe we are just very very lucky.

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Old Nov 3, 2003 | 08:50 AM
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TXcamSS I think I know you ! I am jimmy yhe guy you meet numerous times last year at HRP,MTI etc. If I am correct you have a NBM SS ? Anyway can't wait to see you at the track !
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Old Nov 3, 2003 | 02:02 PM
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Our SS is NMB and has the silver 35th stripes on it. I would be willing to bet we have met at HRP. I hope to see ya there soon!

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Old Nov 3, 2003 | 05:36 PM
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Old Nov 4, 2003 | 05:46 PM
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The only thing that is gave him that was the 4400 !!
The camshaft did little !!! Any way good times for the
easy auto!!!!!
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Old Nov 4, 2003 | 06:44 PM
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The cam shaft did little? Maybe I'm missing something. I'm not being rude, I just don't understand the previous statement. I'm a little slow

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