what are your guys 60' times like?
09-05-01, 02:27 PM
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With the stock wheels, suspension, clutch and the mods listed in my sig at 12 psi of boost I turned a 1.89 with Nitto DR for a 12.3 at 113mph
Now I've added a IC, good clutch, Eibach progressive rate springs, rear toe links, Pettit launch kit and 14psi of boost.......cant wait to see what my new times will be!!!!!
Oh yea, I was running around 15 psi of tire pressure in the Nittos
Later,
Now I've added a IC, good clutch, Eibach progressive rate springs, rear toe links, Pettit launch kit and 14psi of boost.......cant wait to see what my new times will be!!!!!
Oh yea, I was running around 15 psi of tire pressure in the Nittos
Later,
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09-05-01, 07:54 PM
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HONDA> Go have a look here --- > http://members.optusnet.com.au/~manchild/diff.html
Thats a bit of my web page on my diff.
Thats a bit of my web page on my diff.
09-09-01, 05:23 AM
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Originally posted by a777
Street Trim 1.79
Slicks (MT 26x8.5x15) 1.47
Car: 1985 RX-7 with 13B Turbo, koni adjustables, king springs
hmmm, my car sounds like AJC-13B....Hi AJC-13B!
Street Trim 1.79
Slicks (MT 26x8.5x15) 1.47
Car: 1985 RX-7 with 13B Turbo, koni adjustables, king springs
hmmm, my car sounds like AJC-13B....Hi AJC-13B!
*AJC13B sulks in corner
Try and do a 1.47 again!
*Pokes tongue out.
09-09-01, 09:25 AM
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I think there is more to 60 ft times then just suspension and wheels. How about launching technique . . . slip or no slip of clutch and what rpm . . . burnouts extra. Why don't you start talking about this too.
09-09-01, 06:32 PM
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I never weighed it, but its a touring and I added the rear spoiler(more weight) and my Blitz Type 03 wheels arn't exactly light weight (24lbs each). So, if I had to guess about 3000lbs.
09-09-01, 07:47 PM
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1.479 60ft on M/T 26x8-15 slicks
1.814 60ft on 255/50-16 BFG drag radials
Good 60ft has alot to do with technique....need to try different rpms 'tll yiou find that one that works the best.
John D
88 10th Ann Ed T-II
10.80 @ 130mph
11.1 @ 129 mph- BFG drag radials
1.814 60ft on 255/50-16 BFG drag radials
Good 60ft has alot to do with technique....need to try different rpms 'tll yiou find that one that works the best.
John D
88 10th Ann Ed T-II
10.80 @ 130mph
11.1 @ 129 mph- BFG drag radials
09-10-01, 04:57 PM
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I ran my best ever on drag radials this weekend so I can share that with ya..
On slicks
best 60' was 1.46s
1/4ET = 10.42@136mph
On drag radials
best 60' was 1.72s
1/4 ET = 10.61@135mph
My car is making more hp now and I really think I can hit 140mph soon!!!
On slicks
best 60' was 1.46s
1/4ET = 10.42@136mph
On drag radials
best 60' was 1.72s
1/4 ET = 10.61@135mph
My car is making more hp now and I really think I can hit 140mph soon!!!
09-22-01, 02:17 PM
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60' times
In the 1320's, the biggest thing to understand is how sticky are your tires. You really want to look for how much treadwear put on your tires. The smaller the numbers ther stickier they are. You see, you could have the most modified car but if the tires don't stick to the track you're going to be as fast as the least modified cars...
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09-22-01, 02:39 PM
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60' times
'93 red touring
245x45 bf goodrich tires with "360 treadwear"
downpipe was the only upgrade
EVERYTHING else stock
running about 11 lbs of boost
ran 13.8 best et
consistent at 2.1 60' times
87' blak turbo II
255x55 street tires with "160 treadwear"
fcon piggy back computer
tvvc
running a downpipe and no more
running about 13.5 lbs of boost
EVERYTHING else stock
ran 13.3 best et
consistent at 1.8 60' times
same car w/ 270x55 shaved tires with "80 teadwear"
ran 12.5 best et at 108 miles per hour
60' at 1.5
In any quick thrills such as drag racing, you will never know the potential of your car unless you know that your tires are sticking to the pavement or track. The less treadwear you have on your street tires the better off you are. The best way to go is to have slicks, of course we can't drive them on the streets, but if you like the quick thrust and really love taking others off of the line really look at the kind of tires that you might have.
car 53
245x45 bf goodrich tires with "360 treadwear"
downpipe was the only upgrade
EVERYTHING else stock
running about 11 lbs of boost
ran 13.8 best et
consistent at 2.1 60' times
87' blak turbo II
255x55 street tires with "160 treadwear"
fcon piggy back computer
tvvc
running a downpipe and no more
running about 13.5 lbs of boost
EVERYTHING else stock
ran 13.3 best et
consistent at 1.8 60' times
same car w/ 270x55 shaved tires with "80 teadwear"
ran 12.5 best et at 108 miles per hour
60' at 1.5
In any quick thrills such as drag racing, you will never know the potential of your car unless you know that your tires are sticking to the pavement or track. The less treadwear you have on your street tires the better off you are. The best way to go is to have slicks, of course we can't drive them on the streets, but if you like the quick thrust and really love taking others off of the line really look at the kind of tires that you might have.
car 53
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