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Old Jul 4, 2013 | 01:06 PM
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Originally Posted by dennis50nj
All you have to do is read the magazine it tells the mods, a better comparison is C6 LS2 LS3all the sticks dpc 300 bracolli and c6devil svt haha all over 500rwhp great heads great drivers, but a bolt/on auto beat tree and close to the other then Norm and me with H&C way ahead and we have so much more to go. funny thing about parasitic loss the sticks dyno how much higher? make it a 500 rwhp auto and stick and see who dominates especially the best out of 10
Non of those cars cut the 60' in the 1.3x so I definitely don't think that's a fair comparison nor did the one I witnessed remove the belt...best of 10 challenge with an auto, you're funny never would a stick in their right mind challenge the consistency rotfl

Seriously though you're defending the auto of course and LSoholic is defending the manual, lets see the advantage that you feel Robz's car had over hotwheels's and he can state the technological advances that hotwheels car possessed being built years later...besides the weight, the main difference imho is the powerband difference in gearing.
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Old Jul 4, 2013 | 01:09 PM
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OP, what tires are you running up front and in the rear? Looking for a drag setup myself and your 60 foot looks good enough for me.
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Also, another thing worth noting.....the y-body is at a serious disadvantage because of the lack of a deeper rear gear option and IRS design (manually speaking of course).
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Old Jul 4, 2013 | 01:23 PM
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Originally Posted by PRE-Z06
best of 10 challenge with an auto, you're funny never would a stick in their right mind challenge the consistency rotfl
A manual is deadly consistent in all weather/track conditions. For people who know how to tune a clutch......or are we talking about soccer moms who decide to go to the track in their free time ??....
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Old Jul 4, 2013 | 01:36 PM
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Originally Posted by PRE-Z06
Non of those cars cut the 60' in the 1.3x so I definitely don't think that's a fair comparison nor did the one I witnessed remove the belt...best of 10 challenge with an auto, you're funny never would a stick in their right mind challenge the consistency rotfl

Seriously though you're defending the auto of course and LSoholic is defending the manual, lets see the advantage that you feel Robz's car had over hotwheels's and he can state the technological advances that hotwheels car possessed being built years later...besides the weight, the main difference imho is the powerband difference in gearing.
Robz went 1.4s Rob went 1.3s
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Old Jul 4, 2013 | 01:45 PM
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You get this.....


And we get this....
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Old Jul 4, 2013 | 02:23 PM
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Originally Posted by LSOHOLIC
A manual is deadly consistent in all weather/track conditions. For people who know how to tune a clutch......or are we talking about soccer moms who decide to go to the track in their free time ??....
I agree, but were talking, a clutch in a C6, changing it to one that cost more then a good auto trans build, and I have the stock trans just a converter, i can make 5 hot laps easily and have done it many times, no cool down , from starting line to starting line no wait except maybe 1 or 2 cars i will leave the car run right behind them and run better each pass, good luck with that in a c6 stick, yes you can be consistent with a stick but not on record breaking passes, I never see back up videos the next pass we're not talking pro stock cars, a driver can be very mechanical and the c6 clutch doesn't cooperate
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Old Jul 4, 2013 | 03:07 PM
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Originally Posted by LSOHOLIC
Also, another thing worth noting.....the y-body is at a serious disadvantage because of the lack of a deeper rear gear option and IRS design (manually speaking of course).
2.97 first with 4.10s and a 26" tall tire isn't lacking in gear in my books, almost identical to 2.66 first with 4.56 and a 26" tire in a heavier f-body.

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A manual is deadly consistent in all weather/track conditions. For people who know how to tune a clutch......or are we talking about soccer moms who decide to go to the track in their free time ??....
True, but are we talking about a clutch that requires an extended cool down, needing to be swapped out/adjusted or cooled down with a fan?

Originally Posted by dennis50nj
Robz went 1.4s Rob went 1.3s
My mistake I thought it was a 1.38, but realized it was 1.42...here's his mods, very consistent not sure of the time frame between the passes

My setup is:
Anger Management Racing heads/cam package
TFS 215 heads
Custom Cam
American Racing Headers
Fast 90/90
4.10 rear built by AMR
M6 trans built by AMR
Vararam
Drag package with drag radials
The car is a street car with some minimal weight reduction.

My 4 passes were:
10.08@137+
10.04@137+
10.003@138+
*9.985@138+

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You get this.....


And we get this....
Haha, how many people do you think own or have access to that machine to set up their slipper clutches? I think the Carruthers have 3 in the US

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I agree, but were talking, a clutch in a C6, changing it to one that cost more then a good auto trans build, and I have the stock trans just a converter, i can make 5 hot laps easily and have done it many times, no cool down , from starting line to starting line no wait except maybe 1 or 2 cars i will leave the car run right behind them and run better each pass, good luck with that in a c6 stick, yes you can be consistent with a stick but not on record breaking passes, I never see back up videos the next pass we're not talking pro stock cars, a driver can be very mechanical and the c6 clutch doesn't cooperate
Exactly my point even though I'm a manual vette owner lol
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Old Jul 4, 2013 | 03:09 PM
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Here's Hot Wheels mods:
Naturally Aspirated 346 Auto.
stock bottom end
ARP rod bolts and Head studs
Trick Flow heads
Fast intake & fuel rails
A.M.R. Custom Cam
Pfadt motor mounts
Morel lifters
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Originally Posted by PRE-Z06

My setup is:
check - Anger Management Racing heads/cam package
check - TFS 215 heads
check - Custom Cam
check - American Racing Headers
check - Fast 90/90
4.10 rear built by AMR
M6 trans built by AMR
check - Vararam
check - Drag package with drag radials
check - The car is a street car with some minimal weight reduction.
AMR did do my gears/rear
AMR Trans
Trans cooler
EWP
etc..\

Each car is holding off a lot of information about the build so you can only compare basic information.

My opinion:

I think it could be a close race but feel a 9.9X is a lot to ask for an Auto. ... 10.0's 10.1X maybe!

Just for the record, one mod that wasn't listed is:


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Old Jul 4, 2013 | 04:26 PM
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Originally Posted by Hot_Wheels
AMR did do my gears/rear
AMR Trans
Trans cooler
EWP
etc..\

Each car is holding off a lot of information about the build so you can only compare basic information.

My opinion:

I think it could be a close race but feel a 9.9X is a lot to ask for an Auto. ... 10.0's 10.1X maybe!

Just for the record, one mod that wasn't listed is:

Now that will make the automatic faster, and so will this

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The average M driver vs the average A driver with converter will win. Now with great M drivers like RobZ Gary Joe g Ranger Mitch G, it wont be as big of a gain but I believe it will still be a gain when the clutch setup sucks so bad on the vette, now I cant prove it, and the M guys cant prove it unless Gary goes A
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Looking good Dennis

My car was purpose built to run the 10.50 index during the Corvette Challenge, that is no more. The NOS was put in for those HOT / Humid days of summer, playing with a 50 shot or so to run the time but I really never had it working. I recently replaced the controller (ZEX) and a new Lingenfelter 2-step. Problem seems to be fixed.

I think You and I should catch a nice cool day at ATCO and run some cooler plugs and um rrrip! I'll let you know which one I'll be bringing

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Originally Posted by Hot_Wheels
AMR did do my gears/rear
AMR Trans
Trans cooler
EWP
etc..\

Each car is holding off a lot of information about the build so you can only compare basic information.

My opinion:

I think it could be a close race but feel a 9.9X is a lot to ask for an Auto. ... 10.0's 10.1X maybe!

Just for the record, one mod that wasn't listed is:

I know, care to share your race weight?
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Is that Marshal's double wheel stander
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Heres mine
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Originally Posted by dennis50nj
I agree, but were talking, a clutch in a C6, changing it to one that cost more then a good auto trans build, and I have the stock trans just a converter, i can make 5 hot laps easily and have done it many times, no cool down , from starting line to starting line no wait except maybe 1 or 2 cars i will leave the car run right behind them and run better each pass, good luck with that in a c6 stick, yes you can be consistent with a stick but not on record breaking passes, I never see back up videos the next pass we're not talking pro stock cars, a driver can be very mechanical and the c6 clutch doesn't cooperate
Your prob right about the mojority of manual guys. But the ones that are serious have ways to keep the clutch cool......I cut two holes in my bellhousing and brazed "scoops" one facing forward to cool the clutch as well as disapate the clutch dust and the other hole/scoop rear facing "scupper" (little bit of ram air cooling @ 132 mph and on the return road). Hot lapping has yet to be a prob....also the alum fw helps disapate heat also.
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I designed and installed it the way i wanted it, I can run with my NA street & race tune, its the only tune I have but i set it up with the fuel cell and high pressure pump plus i have a boosta pump on the motor and bigger injectors running tr6 i have no knock retard, i have rear the plugs perfect, i can watch my temps go down when i hit it, I have tried bre8s non projected tips but the car doesn't run right at low rpm, so im going to try bre7s and maybe change the tune for it, I don't have to pull timing im running C16 when sprayed,it works great
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Originally Posted by LSOHOLIC
Your prob right about the mojority of manual guys. But the ones that are serious have ways to keep the clutch cool......I cut two holes in my bellhousing and brazed "scoops" one facing forward to cool the clutch as well as disapate the clutch dust and the other hole/scoop rear facing "scupper" (little bit of ram air cooling @ 132 mph and on the return road). Hot lapping has yet to be a prob....also the alum fw helps disapate heat also.
yes I know all the tricks,tick master formato posted all the opening and blo3w the dust out, the board on the pedal and seat to keep open the big fans, but i have still seen only 1 pass and complete cool cycles for record runs, dont get me wrong I love a M, my first and most of my cars were M's I'm actually a real good M driver, I'm just saying if you take a m stock, and an A stock, put 342 in the A and converter the M great clutch and the 342, they will dyno how much different? and the A will win with less rwhp
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Pre--"Haha, how many people do you think own or have access to that machine to set up their slipper clutches? I think the Carruthers have 3 in the US"

Have no idea how many there are.....but I know my clutch guy has one....
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