What should I expect???
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What should I expect???
I have a 87' turboII 81k on her. intake filter,mufflers,new clutch,shortthrow,and gutted cat/no split air pipe. Highschool nationals at norwalk 1/4 mile are sunday so im going to run her for the hell of it... Just wondering what I should expect to run so I have something to go by. Once summer is offically here ill be upgrading fuelpump/secondarys/wastegate and full exhaust/rtek etc. . But until then what should I run with my pretty much stock setup??
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well my 1st run down the track i ran a 16.2...i was furious...2nd run i pulled off a 14.587 at 95.07mph with a reaction time of .599.I was sooooo happy with myself and the car. ill get the time slip up soon once i find a camera/get my scanner to work so its clear.
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ya I think i can pull off a better time I need to improve my r/t + i granny shifted into 3rd.
What do you think is a good rpm to launch from on street tires?? I was launching at about 4500.
What do you think is a good rpm to launch from on street tires?? I was launching at about 4500.
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It is rather annoying when people think the R/T helps their overall time.
If you're running heads up, it'll just give you a better chance at beating the other guy to the finish line...even though your time would be the same.
If you're running heads up, it'll just give you a better chance at beating the other guy to the finish line...even though your time would be the same.
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