VR Velocity Stack Track Results Inside
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VR Velocity Stack Track Results Inside
I ran with & without the velocity stack this past weekend. Can you guess which 3 passes were made with it on?
(1) 1.906 8.299 85.44 12.897 107.77
(2) 1.909 8.299 85.23 12.896 107.66
(3) 1.969 8.333 85.23 12.937 107.63
(4) 1.926 8.283 85.40 12.884 107.61
(5) 1.934 8.328 85.36 12.930 107.75
I'll post my initial impressions of the VR stack later, if anyone is interested.
(1) 1.906 8.299 85.44 12.897 107.77
(2) 1.909 8.299 85.23 12.896 107.66
(3) 1.969 8.333 85.23 12.937 107.63
(4) 1.926 8.283 85.40 12.884 107.61
(5) 1.934 8.328 85.36 12.930 107.75
I'll post my initial impressions of the VR stack later, if anyone is interested.
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Originally Posted by LS1BlackZ28
Those runs are too consistant to make a difference IMO.
FWIW, I only ran one tankful of gas so far since putting on the stack. I saw a small improvement in mpg. Throttle response is the same. The only noticeable improvement is the better pull during no-downshift acceleration.
Damn, where's that 0.2 sec improvement!!! LOL
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Originally Posted by got_hp?
the quicker times are a direct result of the velocity stack emptying the excess cash in his wallet, therefore making his car slightly lighter!
I'd say either way what ever the thing is, it makes little difference.
But! Is it tuned for it?
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Haha, you wanna hear more funny things..... I use the HPP3 tuning AND get this... I have a Flowmaster catback!!!
Seriously, I just wanted to test this thing out for myself. There was too much speculative talk being thrown around that can mask the products benefits. I wanted something that improved throttle response and gas mileage. Well, it appears that I might get at least one of those improvements (gas mileage, small improvement as it may be, still an improvement). The improved "dead-spot" acceleration is nice too. So, since it didn't hurt my track numbers, on it stays!
I hope this helps others out there considering this product. That dyno graph in their advertisement sure doesn't help!
Seriously, I just wanted to test this thing out for myself. There was too much speculative talk being thrown around that can mask the products benefits. I wanted something that improved throttle response and gas mileage. Well, it appears that I might get at least one of those improvements (gas mileage, small improvement as it may be, still an improvement). The improved "dead-spot" acceleration is nice too. So, since it didn't hurt my track numbers, on it stays!
I hope this helps others out there considering this product. That dyno graph in their advertisement sure doesn't help!
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Originally Posted by z98
All the mph are the same.
No difference.
No difference.
Tried silicone glue and hot glue but the gasoline spilling always keeps the glue from setting up. What do I do?
PM me if you can help" <- Is that **** for real? Where in the hell did you find that? I know... off topic, but I couldn't help but ask.
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Hey I've got a sweet Motorvator TB plate you can test if you want to take it off my hands!