200 shot of nitrous on stock ls3???
#22
Melting Slicks
I know even though my buddy ran E85 in the gas tank of his Z06, he used unleaded race fuel in his standalone for the nitrous. When you buy a 5 gallon can of race fuel, you know what you are getting. E85 can vary a bunch from the pump and unless you are buying barrels of E98 and mixing it yourself I wouldn't trust it.
#24
Racer
I will be going that route next month. No separate tank just E85 in the gas tank. I don't think there is too many people running a setup like that. I'm hoping for some good results.
#25
Safety Car
Make sure you run non-projected tip plugs. TR6's are ok for n/a setups but should not be used with nitrous or forced induction. BR7efs are a good starting point depending the size shot you will run. Pull 2 degrees for every 50 horsepower.
I ran 93 and c16 in a standalone when I had my setup.
I ran 93 and c16 in a standalone when I had my setup.
#26
Race Director
Make sure you run non-projected tip plugs. TR6's are ok for n/a setups but should not be used with nitrous or forced induction. BR7efs are a good starting point depending the size shot you will run. Pull 2 degrees for every 50 horsepower.
I ran 93 and c16 in a standalone when I had my setup.
I ran 93 and c16 in a standalone when I had my setup.
#27
Safety Car
Gapped correctly and tuned good that wouldn't be an issue. I daily drove on some 9's before.
#28
I have almost the same setup
#29
I'll be heading to the track today here in a few hours to see how it goes. I'm debating doing some back to back tests using e85 for a few runs and then c16 in the standalone. I've heard ms109 may be another route to try, to not have to worry about o2 sensors. maybe if there's some at the track I'll try that out as well
#30
Race Director
#31
Race Director
I'll be heading to the track today here in a few hours to see how it goes. I'm debating doing some back to back tests using e85 for a few runs and then c16 in the standalone. I've heard ms109 may be another route to try, to not have to worry about o2 sensors. maybe if there's some at the track I'll try that out as well
#32
Race Director
#33
Race Director
There is a local guy here that has a Grand Sport with a similar size shot and his runs very good. Sorry I don't know the details, but he does have trouble going through clutches. It's just too much power for a stock clutch. I've talked to many Z06 guys that hace upgraded clutches and they all say the same thing that it makes their car drive terrible. At least 1 guy sold his because of it.
#36
Race Director
#37
mine wasn't so great. my nitrous wouldn't work, bad fuel pressure safety switch. got a new one on the way now though and hopefully i can retry this coming sunday. i did run a 12.3@118 on motor though. still can't get better than a 2.0 60'??? dunno, maybe i just have a factory turd
#38
Race Director
mine wasn't so great. my nitrous wouldn't work, bad fuel pressure safety switch. got a new one on the way now though and hopefully i can retry this coming sunday. i did run a 12.3@118 on motor though. still can't get better than a 2.0 60'??? dunno, maybe i just have a factory turd
Last edited by Thomasmoto; 01-23-2014 at 01:33 PM.
#39
Thomasmoto, you're right. I call it a turd but all that matters is that I get to enjoy it every time I go to drive it. I had m/t dr's on, 275/40/17. I probably should have let some air out of them as they were around 29psi. What rpm are most of you leaving at? I can't seem to leave higher than 2000rpm without pushing through the brakes. I'm pretty excited, again, about this coming sunday to see what it'll do on the 150 shot before I see if I even want to bother with the 200 jets. I'll be racing at Little River Academy in Temple, TX. I also need to weigh my car and see how much it weighs, can't remember how much these cars are supposed to weigh
#40
Race Director
I usually run approximately 17psi in my drs. And I'll probably go a little less next time I run.