New times with TCI custom 3200 converter
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From: Tulsa, OK
New times with TCI custom 3200 converter 12.88 @ 104.91 with a 1.84, but then...
12.82 @ 105.11 with a 1.83 60
Pretty pleased with that for now. That is without stalling it up on the launch. Anytime I stalled it up past 1200 or so I'd roast the poor 245 Nittos. The tires were plenty warm and set at 18lbs too, I boiled 'em in my burnouts (car being as low as it is doesn't help things). The track wasn't prepped as good as possible either. I think with some BFG's or ET streets I could stall it up to 2000 and pull a 1.7 60 to a 12.7 or maybe better. Need to lose some weight too, running with my heavy *** ZR1's up front and no weight reduction minus spare/jack.
Not bad for a small converter, that's around .6-.7 better than what I was running without it a couple weeks ago. The weather was great, but it's gonna get even cooler.
12.82 @ 105.11 with a 1.83 60
Pretty pleased with that for now. That is without stalling it up on the launch. Anytime I stalled it up past 1200 or so I'd roast the poor 245 Nittos. The tires were plenty warm and set at 18lbs too, I boiled 'em in my burnouts (car being as low as it is doesn't help things). The track wasn't prepped as good as possible either. I think with some BFG's or ET streets I could stall it up to 2000 and pull a 1.7 60 to a 12.7 or maybe better. Need to lose some weight too, running with my heavy *** ZR1's up front and no weight reduction minus spare/jack.
Not bad for a small converter, that's around .6-.7 better than what I was running without it a couple weeks ago. The weather was great, but it's gonna get even cooler.
