full bolt on lt1
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From: Indy
full bolt on lt1 my friend has a 93' z28 m6 and has full exhaust and cold air, under drive pulleys, short throw shifter and he was wanting to know what would be a good time for it at the track.....what do you guys think???
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From: Gilmer
should run around a 13.6-13.7 @ 103 if he can 60' 2.0 or better.
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FWIW I went 12.8's bolt-ons and DRs w/ a 3200 stall. What you listed is not near "full" bolt-ons though.
Depending on driver and altitude maybe mid 13's?
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From: St.Peters Mo
My car ran a 13.6 with just drag radials, now it has LT's w/ x-pipe 3600 converter, and LCA,s and a torque arm. After i put the stall in i ran a 12.97 i cant wait to go back i should be able to get around the high 12.7 range Hell i still need gears and a pully
Is he running stock gear? '93 m6 came w/ 3.23. If he can shift and launch effectively, high 13's would be attainable.
running 12s is easy (did it with stock converter . . .ok it was cold out lol)
[I can't find any of my old time slips (think '02) 12.4s w/ 3.23s, 12.0s w/ 3.42s and tuning]
running 11s takes some dedication
there are 10,000+ threads just like this one
slick1851 brings up a good point, but if I recall there were a couple of different 6spd's in '93 depending on rearend ratio as well
[I can't find any of my old time slips (think '02) 12.4s w/ 3.23s, 12.0s w/ 3.42s and tuning]
running 11s takes some dedication
there are 10,000+ threads just like this one
slick1851 brings up a good point, but if I recall there were a couple of different 6spd's in '93 depending on rearend ratio as well
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From: North Versailles, PA
I hit a 12.9 @ 106 with headers/off road y, catback, cai, 3.42's, and tune. This was with stock converter in my auto and street tires (275/40ZR17's). Anything's possible. Some cars just run better than others.
Just so you know if you already don't, if your talking about Tommy's old car it has a 3.23 rear end in it with the m29 Trans. I was at the track with him when it was running like $hit. He ran a 14.2 with a bad 60' and with it falling on it's face at high rpm. With just CAI, CatBack, and UD Pulley's, and shitty tires. But with the PS LT's, ORY, new clutch I put in for Tommy, and the tune up it needed (Burnt Wires), & with some Drag Radials and a good driver.... it should be good for low 13's no problem. If you guys need any help with it LMK. I have a friend with a Ported 93 Intake for sale and a few other people with some things for sale.... Tell him I said Good Luck with it.