Track times: M6 + cc306 + full bolt-ons!
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I was expecting at least 114mph again like last time I went on street tires. The car does seem to die on the top-end so shifting a little lower might help get the traps up to par.
Oh and here's a pretty good shot right before I launched.
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Those are some good numbers. I'm curious to see how my car will do at the track. I just added some ngk tr55's and 8mm plugs and ditched the ignition box now it feels like a new car !
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what kind of tune do you have? i recently learned that an issue with m6 cars on launch is that when your revving the car & you disengage the clutch the the rpms drop to a spot in your timing tables where the timing is much lower causing the car to bog. it might be that the spot in which you're revving the car before the launch has timing in the upper 30s or 40s and when you let off the clutch the rpms drop into a timing range of low the low 30s. not syaing that's your issue but just something to think about.
that being said nice numbers!
that being said nice numbers!