got some 1000ft. times!!!
06 c6 z51
afr 205's, milled .040, arp head bolts, pinned crank
custom grind cam 23x 23x 64x 65x 113
fast 90mm intake unported
stock ported throttle body
vararam ram air
kooks 1 7/8 long tubes, kooks 3in. mid, npp mild to wild
exedy twin disk
mgw shifter
z06 output shaft, z06 small shafts in diff, 3.73's
pfadt coilovers, with drag springs in rear
full weight, 18in repro z06 spiders up front, 17in c5 zo6 with 26x11.50 m/t et street bias out back
on my first pass i tried slipping the clutch but it just bogged. so the next pass i just revved to 5k and dumped it.. it spun some but still cut a 1.62 60ft
4.70 330ft
7.22 1/8@98mph
9.39 1000ft@112.81
i was happy with that but i decided to run again and it turned out to be the best pass of the day!
1.51 60ft
4.57 330ft
7.09 1/8@97.30
9.26 1000ft@113.24
im pretty happy with these numbers, but now its time to spray!!
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If you have any weight to lose, skinnies, passenger seat out, it'll help a lot. A tenth for sure. Also if you go out on a cooler day with the weight loss you'll get your high 10.
My run was -793 and not clear if you have skinnies/seat out (I'm guessing not), or how many passes you've made, but judging from your mods, I'll go with
490/440 (assuming you have bigger injectors)
Oh...and be careful dumping that clutch...I've got 433 passes on my OE clutch launching at 5-6k rpm, but I never dump it. Your rear, despite what you've done, will not like dumping. And your clutch will take some abuse, they are pretty strong.
Keep us posted!
Last edited by Joe_G; Mar 8, 2011 at 10:52 AM.
I went 11.29 on a 7.29 and 7.31 1/8th
As for power, I don't know. 98mph isn't THAT fast in the 1/8th. My car went 98mph making ~390 through an unlocked converter. I would guess mid 400s rather than closer to 500.
Last edited by FloydSummerOf68; Mar 8, 2011 at 12:54 PM.
Last edited by kboboz71; Mar 10, 2011 at 07:38 AM.









That day you would've been in the low 11's in the 1/4. My guess for the dyno is 460/420.




thanks for the insight


