whats up with 96's
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Originally Posted by Mighty Whitey
the 96 cars you drove on most likely had 3.23 gears in the rear.. would these cars easily blow the tires off from a dead stop when you punch it, too?
when I got my car 3 years ago, it was bone stock- NOTHING, not a K&N, still had the converter, stock exhaust, everything (even plugs and wires) it would eat the tires off shifting in to second pretty decent. it would also fry the tires all the way through first and a fair amount in to second from a dead stop.
it had a 3.23 gear
my friends '94 formula would barely spin the tires from a stop(street racing king!) let alone when shifting in to second.
it had a 2.73
I know, you wouldn't think another 1/2 turn of the pinion per revolution would make that big of a difference, but it does.
probably the fact that the '96 cars you've road in were 3.23, and the others were 2.73's...
when I got my car 3 years ago, it was bone stock- NOTHING, not a K&N, still had the converter, stock exhaust, everything (even plugs and wires) it would eat the tires off shifting in to second pretty decent. it would also fry the tires all the way through first and a fair amount in to second from a dead stop.
it had a 3.23 gear
my friends '94 formula would barely spin the tires from a stop(street racing king!) let alone when shifting in to second.
it had a 2.73
I know, you wouldn't think another 1/2 turn of the pinion per revolution would make that big of a difference, but it does.
probably the fact that the '96 cars you've road in were 3.23, and the others were 2.73's...
thanks mighty whitey for actually answering my question not being a jackass
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Originally Posted by 02gtp4now
thanks mighty whitey for actually answering my question not being a jackass
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Originally Posted by 02gtp4now
so ive got a 96 z28 a4 and it will scratch 2nd gear everytime, along with my buddies 96 lt1 a4 car that does the same, but ive road in a 95 and 97 lt1s that wont. so i was just wondering if there was something different with the 96's setup or are the just to freak cars among the rest of the lt1 out there.
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Originally Posted by 02gtp4now
congrats i would hope your 11 second and 12 second cars would do that im talking bone stock
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A lot of people put shift kits in after i put my trans-go in a spin through second about 20 feet and i had 2.73s. LOL could also spin through third while power braking probably not to good on the tranny.
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My friend has a stock as a rock 94 Accord and can chirp the tires powershifting into 2nd or 3rd. Guess his car is way more badass since I can't break the tires loose on the 2-3 shift in my LS1.
Seriously though, being able to spin the tires is more about the type of tires than the amount of power you make. Example: buddy had a 95 Z28 auto with some really shitty all season tires. From a dead stop without powerbraking he could roast the tires for 50' and make a huge smokeshow. My A4 Z28 has at least 50 more hp and has some good BFG KDW tires on it. I can maybe spin the tires for a few feet before they hook.
Seriously though, being able to spin the tires is more about the type of tires than the amount of power you make. Example: buddy had a 95 Z28 auto with some really shitty all season tires. From a dead stop without powerbraking he could roast the tires for 50' and make a huge smokeshow. My A4 Z28 has at least 50 more hp and has some good BFG KDW tires on it. I can maybe spin the tires for a few feet before they hook.