Trap
#3
Melting Slicks
Crank or wheel?
I've never had a fantastic 60ft, but my car is around 750hp (638rwhp) and I trap 132mph like clockwork.
I agree with RonSSNova if you're talking wheel horsepower.
I've never had a fantastic 60ft, but my car is around 750hp (638rwhp) and I trap 132mph like clockwork.
I agree with RonSSNova if you're talking wheel horsepower.
Last edited by Quickshift_C5; 12-22-2017 at 05:21 PM.
#5
Safety Car
Yep... you're correct.
My car makes ~660rwhp SAE and has run 138-139.
My car makes ~660rwhp SAE and has run 138-139.
#6
Instructor
Seems low to me for that kind of power. I Plan on being around 130 with heads/cam/intake making under 500.
#7
Le Mans Master
Keep in mind a few things:
You need a tire to get any type of accurate reading.
Weight and track conditions will play a significant role.
MPH is significantly influenced by driver despite what people think.
PUC will have a much greater impact than peak hp on et and mph on a drag strip.
Clutch type can/will influence mph.
Many other factors play a role too and they all add up to make the difference.
That's why one car with 700whp may trap 130mph and another may trap 150mph.
You need a tire to get any type of accurate reading.
Weight and track conditions will play a significant role.
MPH is significantly influenced by driver despite what people think.
PUC will have a much greater impact than peak hp on et and mph on a drag strip.
Clutch type can/will influence mph.
Many other factors play a role too and they all add up to make the difference.
That's why one car with 700whp may trap 130mph and another may trap 150mph.
#8
Safety Car
Keep in mind a few things:
You need a tire to get any type of accurate reading.
Weight and track conditions will play a significant role.
MPH is significantly influenced by driver despite what people think.
PUC will have a much greater impact than peak hp on et and mph on a drag strip.
Clutch type can/will influence mph.
Many other factors play a role too and they all add up to make the difference.
That's why one car with 700whp may trap 130mph and another may trap 150mph.
You need a tire to get any type of accurate reading.
Weight and track conditions will play a significant role.
MPH is significantly influenced by driver despite what people think.
PUC will have a much greater impact than peak hp on et and mph on a drag strip.
Clutch type can/will influence mph.
Many other factors play a role too and they all add up to make the difference.
That's why one car with 700whp may trap 130mph and another may trap 150mph.
#10
Safety Car
Great slip! ^^^^
I can only dream of getting that kind of hook out of mine. Awesome pass!
I can only dream of getting that kind of hook out of mine. Awesome pass!
#11
Burning Brakes
#12
Safety Car
#13
Burning Brakes
FLT level VI 4L65E . I’ve got a PTC converter that I can foot brake to 3800 and I had my tuner mess with the tune on the 2 step. I can build a few lbs on a cold tire on the street. I haven’t tried at the track with a sticky tire. I’d be content foot braking 5lbs of boost for me to leave with. I didn’t make it to the track this year with my most recent tune
#15
Burning Brakes
I added a set of strange single caliper drag brakes. It did help a little but not like I was hoping. There’s not much for brakes for a 16” wheel. I haven’t been to the track yet to see the exact results. Just a little alley testing. I left the factory booster on. I do have the strange manual master but haven’t put it on
Last edited by junk c5; 12-25-2017 at 08:37 PM.
#17
Burning Brakes