1/4 mile result
Last edited by shurite44; Nov 1, 2004 at 03:33 AM.
I think that your another person w/ 2.73's that would be in th 13.3-13.5 range bone stock...
Everyone thinks we run high 13's so way to represent what the 2.73 can do with an obviously good driver...1.9 60 FTS...WOW!!!!
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I am just curious........
I am just curious........
Mid to high 13s. Ask me how I know.
With that setup, you will never get traction.
The week after I did my 3.42s and Protorque 2400 stall, I went to the track and could not break 13.552. I was running on my stock runflats, not willing to believe that I "needed" drag radials.
My 60ft times were in the 2.3, 2.4 range. Actually my worse that day was 2.437, I'm looking at the slip right now. I had 10 runs that day and nearly hit the wall due to the excessive spin on at least one of them
I have the 10 slips stapled together. I am looking at a 14.312, a 13.927 and a worst of 15.928. I remember that one cause it was one of the ones I nearly hit the wall and had to come out of. It was a 2.169 60. My 1/8mile MPH was 70.09. My 1/4 mile MPH on that run was a blistering 72.11mph because I literally had to come off the gas completely the spinning was so bad. Completely through 1st and 2nd gear.
My best ET that day was 13.552 at 103.93 MPH. Had I been on 3.73s and a 2800 stall it would have been a lot worse. It was like driving on ice. Launching was a nightmare. I tried everything, 1/2 throttle launch, 1/3 throttle launch, launch from idle, power braking and going to 1/2 throttle or 1/3 throttle or full throttle.
I laugh about it now as I bought drag radials mounted on Z06 chrome wheels from a forum member that next week. But its embarrasing to admit that I was that stupid to run that setup on runflats.
In fairness to the guys here, they didn't laugh at me. At least not in my face anyway
In fact, when I told them that I was headed to the track with this setup on runflats, they wished me luck, offered advice, but warned me that I would still have absolutely no idea what the gear and TC upgrade had done for me after this trip. How right they were.If you are contemplating this set up, then do yourself a favor and invest in a good set of drag radials and a line lock. Lose the runcraps and don't risk cracking your car into pieces against the wall.
I'll do you one better and say, don't even think about running that setup, don't even joke about running that setup on runflats.
From a 60ft time of 2.437 on runflats to a 1.831 on BFG DRs.......you do the math.
Last edited by '06 Quicksilver Z06; Nov 7, 2004 at 08:53 PM.
Yikes......
I have gotten the car back from DTE with the 3:73's and 2800 yank. The tuner said I needed 300 miles on the rear end prior to "getting on it". With the rain, and holidays, I have so far only put about 200 miles on it. I have been a good boy and stayed outta the go fast peddle. I love the way the car feels so far, and look forward to being able to mash the gas peddle and see what happens. It sounds, like i will have some serious traction issues? Rut Roh.........I didn't think that would be a real concern. Heck prior to this, with my 3:15's I could hardly turn the tires over on a hot day, without power braking.
I don't want to lose the the aspect of run flats. looks like i may need to look for a sticky type run flat tire?
I have gotten the car back from DTE with the 3:73's ...
I just went out for a ride. I now have about 225 miles. I figured what the hell and while i was going about 30 I put it at about 80% WOT, and YIKES!!!!
Damn thing kicked in the traction control. That NEVER would have happened prior to the rear end swap at 80% WOT.
Did you do a Torque convertor also?










