This is crazy...
wanst g pro but i think a little better.
it said i had 13.10 1/4 mile at like 107 mph
5.15 = 0-60
thats all that i remember...
my mods are. thats straight pipes about 2900 lbs, 52 mm tb, lt1 edit. 281/305 at the wheels. this is also with stock 2.59s, 82k, and very unsticky tires.
unfortunately i didnt do it with the n20. which i will soon and then ill go to the track and test it out.
I have a drive shaft left over from my 4+3 to ZF-6 conversion. It's yours for free if you want it. email me at tupp@swbell.net
I have a drive shaft left over from my 4+3 to ZF-6 conversion. It's yours for free if you want it. email me at tupp@swbell.net
I will send an email as soon as possible to your address above. Thanks! It is a manual transmission driveshaft right? That is what I need with the D44 I have...even though I run an auto.
Beach.
Yeah 9s is almost going to be unreachable, although last year the car went 10.6/7s most of the summer weather, then as it got cooler it went 10.5 and 10.4s, then at Jersey that weekend it went 10.33, spinning. I think it will gain in the real cool weather, but 9s is going to be tough to break into. Maybe though. If I could shed some weight it probably would do it. I was eyeing up those lexan back windows and some other lightweight stuff....but as you know I like to do it the hard way! Might be the stupid way also - who knows.
If I can get my 60' times down in the 1.3s which I think I can with a little more tweaking I will have a good shot at it maybe. I am considering buying some of those new Hoosier Drag Radials. The shop that did Dad's rear anti-roll bar swears they are worth at least 3MPH and .1-.2 tenths. They watched some videos of my car and they said it would REALLY like them since it hooks good now. They are a pure slick, but with the characteristics of a street tire. Very hard sidewalls and greatly extremely stable at the top end. I have been reading on them and lots of guys are going to them. I could probably almost fit a 30" tire under my car with them, 29" for sure. But that might not be needed since I am already hooking pretty good and it will reduce the gearing more.
I am going to see what I can get this Friday with what I have and then maybe go to the drag radials...I really would like to have two sets of wheels - one with the regular slicks and one with the radials. Anyone have a set of weld wheels they want to unload cheap?
Yeah 9s is almost going to be unreachable,
If I can get my 60' times down in the 1.3s which I think I can with a little more tweaking I will have a good shot at it maybe. ?
Just my .02
I have never been one to take the easy path in anything I do. Other reasons consist of:
a. Big Money ~5k-8k to convert to a solid rear
b. Is I hate to chop this car apart. Its in great shape and I would be sick about doing it.
c. I want to do it the hard way...think I mentioned that.
I know right now I could gut the inside out, put racing seat in it, lexan widow, lightweight hood and get in the 9s probably next time out with a few hundred pounds shaved off. Lastly the main reason is I see completely 1/2 backed cars like a vette this past spring, that I SHOULD have bought for ~13k. So I figure why put 8k into this thing, when I could be going bottom 9s with this motor in a car like the one I mentioned above that was 2080lbs with the driver and is perfectly built for bracket racing. Put Dads motor in it and it would probably be pushing 8s N/A, with a 300shot be well into the 8s. But that is DEATH every time you go down the strip. I have little ones that rely on me being around, and even at these speed something could happen.
And the fact of the matter is I still get pumped going the speeds I am not EVERY run! Your cookin that is for sure. Its nerve racking and adrenaline is pumpin.
BUT yes! That sound like a awesome time with the front pulling that high and I would dial that 60' down to 1.2X since that is what hooked up pulls with his solid axle 415CI motor.
Last edited by ski_dwn_it; Sep 27, 2005 at 08:27 PM.
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