Microtech 11.72@118!!!
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Laying Down Rotary Law
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From: central florida
11.72@118!!!
WoooHoooo!
I did it tonight! broke into the 11's
bought a set of 255/50/16 BFG Drag Radials yesterday
(no more borrowing Tires
)
R/T ... .515
60' ... 1.638
330... 4.892
1/8 ... 7.535
MPH ... 93.67
1000 ... 9.810
1/4 ... 11.726
MPH ... 118.24
255/50/16 BFG drag radials@ 15PSI air pressure
14 pounds of Boost thru a T-66 air pump
S4/87 TII(still not Dyno Tunned)
I did it tonight! broke into the 11's
bought a set of 255/50/16 BFG Drag Radials yesterday
(no more borrowing Tires
)R/T ... .515
60' ... 1.638
330... 4.892
1/8 ... 7.535
MPH ... 93.67
1000 ... 9.810
1/4 ... 11.726
MPH ... 118.24
255/50/16 BFG drag radials@ 15PSI air pressure
14 pounds of Boost thru a T-66 air pump
S4/87 TII(still not Dyno Tunned)
Last edited by Evil Aviator; Nov 13, 2003 at 09:10 PM.
Rick James
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Yeah, I'm going to use the same guy that tuned your car. Thanks for giving me his info bro. Sounds like he knows his ****. I'm giving him a call back to set a time, after the engine is broke in.
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Originally posted by t-von
Wow your 60' time is freaking awesome. Do you still have the stock rear end? What rpm did you launch at?
Wow your 60' time is freaking awesome. Do you still have the stock rear end? What rpm did you launch at?
I don't dump the clutch so theres less chance of breaking..... launch at 6000-6500 RPM
I need to fix the diff mount now tho
My plans are to sit the car for a while
to fix the diff mount, add a set of Tokico 5-way's and better springs
(still stock suspension)
ceramic coat everything
redo the exhaust system (too loud)
and get the car to the dyno afterwards for some fine tunning
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Rotorhead
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Re: 11.72@118!!!
Originally posted by kabooski
S4/87 TII(still not Dyno Tunned)
S4/87 TII(still not Dyno Tunned)
Did you use the hand controller or a laptop?
Was it tuned by ear/nose, O2, EGT, or butt dyno?
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Laying Down Rotary Law
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LoL
no it was hard rev tuned (hand controller)
revving the motor to like 8000 RPM
till it sounded clean and HARD!
then went for a test drive
and reported back how it felt and looked over the datalogs and made further adjustments
I can tell it is running a bit on the lean side
(not enough to hurt the motor just yet) by the color of the plugs after a hard run
I have not driven the car since that night
Were going to upgrade the fuel system
next week
and take it to the Dyno and pump up the boost to 18-20 PSI! on C16 of course
We just recieved the MicroTech WideBand! BTW
looks awesome.........
no it was hard rev tuned (hand controller)
revving the motor to like 8000 RPM
till it sounded clean and HARD!
then went for a test drive
and reported back how it felt and looked over the datalogs and made further adjustments
I can tell it is running a bit on the lean side
(not enough to hurt the motor just yet) by the color of the plugs after a hard run
I have not driven the car since that night
Were going to upgrade the fuel system
next week
and take it to the Dyno and pump up the boost to 18-20 PSI! on C16 of course
We just recieved the MicroTech WideBand! BTW
looks awesome.........
Rotorhead
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From: Charlottesville, Virginia, USA
Thanks, I ask strange questions like this because I sometimes wonder why I seem to be the only person who thinks that a hand controller is a good idea, and realizes that performance cars were around long before the O2 sensor was invented. 
I fixed your thread title BTW.
I fixed your thread title BTW.
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From: Sydney, Australia
evil,
i do 90% of my tuning with the hand controller, its much eaiser to make adjustments with, i also do most of my tuning in normal mode, the only time i use matrix mode is when i am setting up 2 or most boost settings on a boost controller as the RPMWOT often dosent work to well with more than 1 boost setting.
when i think it is right ill plug in the laptop and clean up the curve, and re check to make sure it is good,
Dale
i do 90% of my tuning with the hand controller, its much eaiser to make adjustments with, i also do most of my tuning in normal mode, the only time i use matrix mode is when i am setting up 2 or most boost settings on a boost controller as the RPMWOT often dosent work to well with more than 1 boost setting.
when i think it is right ill plug in the laptop and clean up the curve, and re check to make sure it is good,
Dale
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