PlanetLSX.com 2010 Camaro SS Baseline Track Results
06-13-2009, 01:11 AM
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PlanetLSX.com 2010 Camaro SS Baseline Track Results Details:
2010 Camaro SS/RS (2SS) Link to pics
6-speed manual
100% showroom stock down to the 37 psi air in the rear tires.
I mean 100% stock. No weight removed, as-purchased.
1,200 miles on the car (2 weeks old)
4,045 lbs raceweight (half tank, and I'm 190 lbs)
Holding RPM between 3500-4000 and slipping clutch out on launch.
Powershifting (no lifting throttle between shifts) at red line (6K-6.2K)
Coolant temps 212-218F
Density Altitude was +2,301 ft (it was 96F earlier today, 88 for these passes)
Three consecutive passes (hot lapped):
13.256 @ 108.43 (2.098 60')
13.194 @ 109.62 (2.128 60')
13.070 @ 109.07 (2.057 60')
Videos will be posted later this weekend!
If I can just get a 1.9X 60' time, it will go 12s in the heat. Imagine what it would run in negative density altitude! Probably 12.70s...
I may try to go back to the track on Sunday to get a 12!
Tony
2010 Camaro SS/RS (2SS) Link to pics
6-speed manual
100% showroom stock down to the 37 psi air in the rear tires.
I mean 100% stock. No weight removed, as-purchased.
1,200 miles on the car (2 weeks old)
4,045 lbs raceweight (half tank, and I'm 190 lbs)
Holding RPM between 3500-4000 and slipping clutch out on launch.
Powershifting (no lifting throttle between shifts) at red line (6K-6.2K)
Coolant temps 212-218F
Density Altitude was +2,301 ft (it was 96F earlier today, 88 for these passes)
Three consecutive passes (hot lapped):
13.256 @ 108.43 (2.098 60')
13.194 @ 109.62 (2.128 60')
13.070 @ 109.07 (2.057 60')
Videos will be posted later this weekend!
If I can just get a 1.9X 60' time, it will go 12s in the heat. Imagine what it would run in negative density altitude! Probably 12.70s...
I may try to go back to the track on Sunday to get a 12!
Tony
06-13-2009, 06:31 AM
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Nice! Excellent job on getting 2.0 60's. From what I have been reading most people are getting 2.2-2.4's which has been killing thier ET's. Good luck this weekend on 12's and I can't wait to see the vids.
06-13-2009, 01:15 PM
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Man, that is not bad at all. I am surprised that as heavy as it is it still ran a 13.0. For comparison purposes only my old 02 WS6 A4(just as stock as your SS), slightly better air and temps (~70°) and race weight of 3660 ran a 13.411 with a 2.04 60'.
You always could shift those 6 speeds!!
Les
You always could shift those 6 speeds!!
Les
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06-13-2009, 08:54 PM
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13.doh @ 109 is great for 4050 raceweight, 2300DA, on big 20" stock wheels. In comparison, we went that with LS1 cars with about 295rwhp at stock raceweight 11 years ago. And our modded 375rwhp cars were going high 11's. I was agreeing.
06-13-2009, 08:59 PM
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I think you misunderstood me (and please note that Nine Ball and I have been friends and business partners for about 11 years)...
13.doh @ 109 is great for 4050 raceweight, 2300DA, on big 20" stock wheels. In comparison, we went that with LS1 cars with about 295rwhp at stock raceweight 11 years ago. And our modded 375rwhp cars were going high 11's. I was agreeing.
13.doh @ 109 is great for 4050 raceweight, 2300DA, on big 20" stock wheels. In comparison, we went that with LS1 cars with about 295rwhp at stock raceweight 11 years ago. And our modded 375rwhp cars were going high 11's. I was agreeing.
06-15-2009, 10:48 AM
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I think you misunderstood me (and please note that Nine Ball and I have been friends and business partners for about 11 years)...
13.doh @ 109 is great for 4050 raceweight, 2300DA, on big 20" stock wheels. In comparison, we went that with LS1 cars with about 295rwhp at stock raceweight 11 years ago. And our modded 375rwhp cars were going high 11's. I was agreeing.
13.doh @ 109 is great for 4050 raceweight, 2300DA, on big 20" stock wheels. In comparison, we went that with LS1 cars with about 295rwhp at stock raceweight 11 years ago. And our modded 375rwhp cars were going high 11's. I was agreeing.
06-15-2009, 01:07 PM
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LOL I have 38,000 posts on here and founder next to my name.
I'm guessing in great negative DA air we'll see someone post a high 12.6 this upcoming winter. Maybe a 12.65@111 or something like that.
I'm guessing in great negative DA air we'll see someone post a high 12.6 this upcoming winter. Maybe a 12.65@111 or something like that.
06-15-2009, 02:09 PM
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I predict 12.75 @ 111 may happen in negative DA weather. I don't see the weather helping as much on this car as it will on others, mostly because my best passes came as the car was running hot. Apparently the best power tables in the stock tune come from hot oil temps and 200-212F coolant temps. Cooling down to ambient may not help as much, but I suppose we shall see.
