Visited the local 1/8th
Apr 16, 2010 | 12:22 AM
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From: Huntsville, AL
Visited the local 1/8th
A friend of mine clued me into this 1/8th mile track close to here that has a test and tune on Thursdays, so of course I had to go test out the blower. I raced at full weight (around 6300), and with my 35x13" tires.
A run I made back in 2006 with only gears and wait4me tune only was:
10.85 @ 66.39 with a 2.495 60ft
Tonight my best was:
8.915 @ 77.97 with a 2.021 60ft
I beat a new camaro ss by over a second (he ran a 9.863@74.24), and ran better times than some of the corvettes there. I punched my numbers into a calculator and appearently my time is good for around a 13.5 in the quarter.
I also raced a friend of mine in his lifted F250 with 37s with intake, exhaust, and +350hp tuner thing and he killed me off the line (ran a 1.764 60ft), but it was pretty even after that. He won by 0.329s.
Here is the run with the camaro:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AqjSEDmiwMc
F250:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=22x6SRf12ss
Burnouts with the all terrains.....gonna have to cut that **** out, way too expensive, but I did have good traction....
A run I made back in 2006 with only gears and wait4me tune only was:
10.85 @ 66.39 with a 2.495 60ft
Tonight my best was:
8.915 @ 77.97 with a 2.021 60ft
I beat a new camaro ss by over a second (he ran a 9.863@74.24), and ran better times than some of the corvettes there. I punched my numbers into a calculator and appearently my time is good for around a 13.5 in the quarter.
I also raced a friend of mine in his lifted F250 with 37s with intake, exhaust, and +350hp tuner thing and he killed me off the line (ran a 1.764 60ft), but it was pretty even after that. He won by 0.329s.
Here is the run with the camaro:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AqjSEDmiwMc
F250:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=22x6SRf12ss
Burnouts with the all terrains.....gonna have to cut that **** out, way too expensive, but I did have good traction....
Apr 16, 2010 | 08:31 AM
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The intake temps were pretty crazy though, started out around 115 got up to around 145 by the end of the run. Ambient temp was around 83. I think I might try some dry ice or something on the the coolant tank to see if that helps.
Apr 16, 2010 | 01:26 PM
#6
damn I bet thats pulling alot of timing.. In the staging lanes mine will see 115 but after i start moving it drops fast down to the outside temp.
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Apr 16, 2010 | 08:20 PM
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haha no, its a left over from my april fools joke
it was pulling 2-3 degrees, down to around 16-17
im thinking having a very large resovoir tank is actually keeping the temps higher than normal since there is so much hot fluid in it....
it was pulling 2-3 degrees, down to around 16-17
im thinking having a very large resovoir tank is actually keeping the temps higher than normal since there is so much hot fluid in it....
Apr 17, 2010 | 08:05 AM
#10
Wow man, congrats!
Real nice times! Wander what she'd run with smaller tires ?
Thats def a respectable truck, whooping on Fbodies!!!!!
Hell yeah!! i like it
BTW who says the TVS 1900 is quiet? I hear the whine! LOVE IT!
Real nice times! Wander what she'd run with smaller tires ?
Thats def a respectable truck, whooping on Fbodies!!!!!
Hell yeah!! i like it
BTW who says the TVS 1900 is quiet? I hear the whine! LOVE IT!