new track times with stall and tune
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well i went to the track today to see how my new stall and tune helped out. i didnt get a chance to take the hard tonnou off or the tailgate so the time is with daily driving weight.
60ft 2.193
330ft 6.322
1/8th 9.805
mph 70.64
1000' 12.797
1/4 15.344
mph 88.04
it was ran in 2wd with minimal spin. i heated up the tires and they seemed to stick good. i tried 4wd and got a 15.4 my worst run.
my old best time was a 15.78 and that was on race weight.
not to shabby, but i think when spring comes i will be upgrading stalls to a 3000 or 3200 not sure yet. i will install it when i get my head work done. that way i wont have any issues about the top bolt for the trans.
60ft 2.193
330ft 6.322
1/8th 9.805
mph 70.64
1000' 12.797
1/4 15.344
mph 88.04
it was ran in 2wd with minimal spin. i heated up the tires and they seemed to stick good. i tried 4wd and got a 15.4 my worst run.
my old best time was a 15.78 and that was on race weight.
not to shabby, but i think when spring comes i will be upgrading stalls to a 3000 or 3200 not sure yet. i will install it when i get my head work done. that way i wont have any issues about the top bolt for the trans.
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That is a kick *** gain! You might see anouther tenth or more from the 3200 also. You had the trailblazer tall, right? I am going to use my truck to tow my boat (21 ft), so I need a converter that will hold for towing.
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well i went to the track today to see how my new stall and tune helped out. i didnt get a chance to take the hard tonnou off or the tailgate so the time is with daily driving weight.
60ft 2.193
330ft 6.322
1/8th 9.805
mph 70.64
1000' 12.797
1/4 15.344
mph 88.04
it was ran in 2wd with minimal spin. i heated up the tires and they seemed to stick good. i tried 4wd and got a 15.4 my worst run.
my old best time was a 15.78 and that was on race weight.
not to shabby, but i think when spring comes i will be upgrading stalls to a 3000 or 3200 not sure yet. i will install it when i get my head work done. that way i wont have any issues about the top bolt for the trans.
60ft 2.193
330ft 6.322
1/8th 9.805
mph 70.64
1000' 12.797
1/4 15.344
mph 88.04
it was ran in 2wd with minimal spin. i heated up the tires and they seemed to stick good. i tried 4wd and got a 15.4 my worst run.
my old best time was a 15.78 and that was on race weight.
not to shabby, but i think when spring comes i will be upgrading stalls to a 3000 or 3200 not sure yet. i will install it when i get my head work done. that way i wont have any issues about the top bolt for the trans.
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That is a kick *** gain! You might see anouther tenth or more from the 3200 also. You had the trailblazer tall, right? I am going to use my truck to tow my boat (21 ft), so I need a converter that will hold for towing.
Nice times. What were your mph and 60' before the stall and tune?
Great job! You'll get used to it and the times will drop some more! Keep it up.
What problem did you have with the bolt?
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Originally Posted by chevymec
If you plan on pulling your trans any more it might be worth getting a trans extension. Their about 24 to 35 " long and makes getting the bolts out alot easier.
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