Need help getting my 60' time down
Gears?
Whose converter?
Can you get us a vid of the car at the track?
If you can, make sure it is close up and on the side of the car so we can see how the suspension is working.
Those stock lower control arms are know for flexing and the rubber bushings don't help either but they wouldn't cause your poor 60'.
The 1st gear of that th400 isn't helping you either.
Is it pulling high or low 1.7 60's?
What does it do on the motor? I would expect 1.7 on the motor, not the spray.
When you foot braked the car, what did it flash to?
When I aksed what gears I meant the numerical value, not the brand.
Nah, a pic isn't going to tell much, we need a video.
As for falling on its face that could be your whole problem. Its definately not supposed to do that. Does it do that on motor too or only the nitrous? I think we need to focus on that first.
As far as trying to fash it foot braking it seems like it only went to 25-2600. It's still in the trailer and I haven't unloaded it yet.
As far as trying to fash it foot braking it seems like it only went to 25-2600. It's still in the trailer and I haven't unloaded it yet.
What I mean by flashing it, is putting the rpms up at around 12-1500 rpms and when the lights go down nail it and see what it flashes to. If you say you have a 4000 rpm converter and all it will flash to is 25-2600 then something is definately wrong with the converter.
Man, you don't need to take it to the track to find this out. Take it to the street and launch it. You will know immediately if it is doing it on the motor. Then do a nice long 70ft rolling burnout and back up on top of your tracks and flash the converter like I just said and see what the rpms go up to. Report back what you find out.
What I mean by flashing it, is putting the rpms up at around 12-1500 rpms and when the lights go down nail it and see what it flashes to. If you say you have a 4000 rpm converter and all it will flash to is 25-2600 then something is definately wrong with the converter.
Man, you don't need to take it to the track to find this out. Take it to the street and launch it. You will know immediately if it is doing it on the motor. Then do a nice long 70ft rolling burnout and back up on top of your tracks and flash the converter like I just said and see what the rpms go up to. Report back what you find out.
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With a 4k converter it should footbrake to 3600 and flashing it should get it to 4-4200. Leave the brake out of it.
I guess what is so strange to me is that the first pass on this new transmission I foot braked it and it had a 1.56 60' and ran a 7.20. Since then the closest it has been is like a 1.67 60' and a 7.38 in the 1/8th mile of course
I checked fuel pressure and it was at 50psi with ignition and 60psi with car running.
I also checked for codes on the computer and it had 4 show up. 2 were O2 sensors and one was a MAF sensor and I cant remember what the last one was. I reset them but didn't have a chance to try it out again.


