10.91 @131
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10.91 @131
Got to take the car to the track last week and she pulled a 10.91@131 with a 1.73 60ft
I know it's got more in it with a better 60 and some cooler weather. Just glad I got the daily into the 10s
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ARH 1 3/4
3in x pipe
Zo6 NPP MUFFLERS
custom cam
100 shot
I know it's got more in it with a better 60 and some cooler weather. Just glad I got the daily into the 10s
MODS:
ARH 1 3/4
3in x pipe
Zo6 NPP MUFFLERS
custom cam
100 shot
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Is that an A6 or M6?
How are you spraying it? Full hit out of the hole, second gear or with a progressive controller? That's a damn good trap speed. Should have some more ET in it if you can get your 60' down a bit.
How are you spraying it? Full hit out of the hole, second gear or with a progressive controller? That's a damn good trap speed. Should have some more ET in it if you can get your 60' down a bit.
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Yes to answer all questions it's just an LS2 stock heads stock intake. Stock clutch even. My problem is mostly I can't slip the clutch at all off the line or else it will just slip in every gear so I have to just dump it and hope it grabs
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Well that's what's on the list for winter. First thing is a clutch for sure. Then a fast 102. And a fuel pump because stock fuel pumps don't like 150 shots they can't keep up with the fueling and usually lean out. That's how I blew my last motor is a 150 with stock fueling.
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Well that's what's on the list for winter. First thing is a clutch for sure. Then a fast 102. And a fuel pump because stock fuel pumps don't like 150 shots they can't keep up with the fueling and usually lean out. That's how I blew my last motor is a 150 with stock fueling.