new stock LT1 shortblock record
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th400 wheelie maker. to show how important track prep can be, i ran the car 2 days prior with everything the exact same but at a crappy track. had a 1.39 60' with the fronts coming up 4-5" spinning and going RIGHT. next pass at a good track and it was nearly on the bumper
So a good chassis setup on a bad track can still put you on the bumper... don't listen to others and make your own decisions.... get some limiters, cuz they DO help..
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some of it's track prep and some of it is your setup and chassis. I had a track official tell me the track was going away in my pit before a big money heads up grudge race we had with a 400+ ci LSx stroker car.... So we got more aggressive with the suspension.... car ended up NAILING the bumper, unloading the tires and I lifted and it came down and CRUSHED the rack and sya bars.... and lost me 1200 bucks.
So a good chassis setup on a bad track can still put you on the bumper... don't listen to others and make your own decisions.... get some limiters, cuz they DO help..
So a good chassis setup on a bad track can still put you on the bumper... don't listen to others and make your own decisions.... get some limiters, cuz they DO help..
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i have been slack on the car the past couple of months. pretty much havent touched it since i took it to darlington. (for the record pass)
i need to get it aligned again after the wheelstand screwed everything up, and also need to make a few other adjustments. also wanted to remove my rear bumper support and move some weight around.
i hope to get it back out here in another week or so for some 1/8 mile hits. if it will settle back down, it should bang out some 5.80's pretty easily.
i need to get it aligned again after the wheelstand screwed everything up, and also need to make a few other adjustments. also wanted to remove my rear bumper support and move some weight around.
i hope to get it back out here in another week or so for some 1/8 mile hits. if it will settle back down, it should bang out some 5.80's pretty easily.
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yeeeAH buddy! get some vids next outing!
how much do you guys think the lower drag coefficient of a 3rd gen ws6 helped with these times?
edit: just looked it up, 3rd gen T/A cd: .29-.32(depending on wheels?) LT1 T/A cd: .34
not a big difference, but at those times & speeds what do you guys think? how much slower do you think he'd run w/ a cd of .34?
how much do you guys think the lower drag coefficient of a 3rd gen ws6 helped with these times?
edit: just looked it up, 3rd gen T/A cd: .29-.32(depending on wheels?) LT1 T/A cd: .34
not a big difference, but at those times & speeds what do you guys think? how much slower do you think he'd run w/ a cd of .34?
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yeeeAH buddy! get some vids next outing!
how much do you guys think the lower drag coefficient of a 3rd gen ws6 helped with these times?
edit: just looked it up, 3rd gen T/A cd: .29-.32(depending on wheels?) LT1 T/A cd: .34
not a big difference, but at those times & speeds what do you guys think? how much slower do you think he'd run w/ a cd of .34?
how much do you guys think the lower drag coefficient of a 3rd gen ws6 helped with these times?
edit: just looked it up, 3rd gen T/A cd: .29-.32(depending on wheels?) LT1 T/A cd: .34
not a big difference, but at those times & speeds what do you guys think? how much slower do you think he'd run w/ a cd of .34?
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made some passes friday night. i put 275 radials on the car and have made a few 60' hits on them. this was a 1.31 60', and i believe i can get a 1.28-1.29 next time. still room in the nitrous tune, and especially down low on the engine tuning. (lean surging)
http://www.streetfire.net/video/gta-...ls_2000035.htm
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long distance nitrous controller tech support FTW!
When we taking that turd to the track again? i still need to do a full shoot of the car... maybe **** off stole the shot at the track too
When we taking that turd to the track again? i still need to do a full shoot of the car... maybe **** off stole the shot at the track too
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n/a times are pretty slow. its setup for nitrous so its a complete dog on motor. no 1/4 passes n/a, but its run 7.20's-7.30's in the 1/8. br7 plugs, and n/a i run around 32 degrees of timing.
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update- swapped to a 2 stage "expensive" plate with 4 noids, also swapped to a better set of rear shocks.
took the car to the track last night and did some testing. 1st pass was with 1 stage turned on. 100 shot with 10 degrees pulled. (10 degrees is how much i was pulling for both stages)
with no progressive it went a 6.26@106 with a 1.312 60'. nitrous was cutting off and on downtrack for some reason causing the low trap speed.
i think it will go 6.1x's @110 with a 100 shot.
with both guns a blazin' it should go somewhere around 120mph.
same stock shortblock motor, on 275 radials.
took the car to the track last night and did some testing. 1st pass was with 1 stage turned on. 100 shot with 10 degrees pulled. (10 degrees is how much i was pulling for both stages)
with no progressive it went a 6.26@106 with a 1.312 60'. nitrous was cutting off and on downtrack for some reason causing the low trap speed.
i think it will go 6.1x's @110 with a 100 shot.
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same stock shortblock motor, on 275 radials.