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volkalai

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i ran my '88 gt at the track a couple weeks ago and i ran a 14.8 @ 97 mph...
i'm now getting my syncro's replaced, and i was wondering if it'll make a difference b/c when i ran it at the track, it did not want to shift at all. it doesn't matter to me if it will make the car run faster b/c the syncro's had to be done anyway, but i'm just wondering if it will make the difference. i have just a couple bolt ons...underdrive pulleys, short throw, maf delete, x-pipes, and thats about it.

 

bullitstang1313

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I think it will probably help just a little in the fact that it should allow you to shift faster but you won't see a significant gain.

i have just a couple bolt ons...underdrive pulleys, short throw, maf delete, x-pipes, and thats about it.

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When you say maf delete do you mean you swapped to speed density? Your car is an 88, is it a california car? I'm just wondering because mass air systems adapt easier to small mods such as yours.

 

volkalai

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yeah i figured it wouldn't give me that much more......and with maf delete, i meant that there is no maf sensor, i bought the car like that

 

bullitstang1313

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If you have an 88 then it wouldn't normally come with a MAF sensor unless it was built for California emissions. I was just confused about how you posted it.

 

volkalai

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o sorry man

 

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What was your 60ft time on that 14.8@97mph run? You should be able to run some low 14's with a good launch being that you're trapping 97mph.