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First Passes with New 03 GT suggestions please

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Today I made my first passes in the 1/8th with my 03 gt, I felt pleased but wanted yalls opinion on where I should be at.
First pass 2nd pass 3rd pass 4th pass

RT. 1.006 .602 .852 .799
60 2.226 2.214 2.326 2.376
MPH 78.67 79.22 79.37 78.81
1/8th 9.397 9.311 9.368 9.553

Somebody tell me what u think and possibly a good 1/4 translation
Best ET 9.311 Best MPH 79.37
 
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SFgiants25 said:
Today I made my first passes in the 1/8th with my 03 gt, I felt pleased but wanted yalls opinion on where I should be at.
First pass 2nd pass 3rd pass 4th pass

RT. 1.006 .602 .852 .799
60 2.226 2.214 2.326 2.376
MPH 78.67 79.22 79.37 78.81
1/8th 9.397 9.311 9.368 9.553

Somebody tell me what u think and possibly a good 1/4 translation
Best ET 9.311 Best MPH 79.37
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9.3's thats good times for bone stock. Way to go.
 
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wht99gtconv said:
9.3's thats good times for bone stock. Way to go.
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I was hopin so I was actually impressed myself kinda expecting like 9.5's I didnt even release lil tire pressure or anything like that I was dyin to hit 9.299 but didnt' wanna run my car to much
 

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wht99gtconv said:
9.3's thats good times for bone stock. Way to go.
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Yeah thats bad for stock...just get those 60fts down and you could be closer to 9.1....Nitto DR's will help you out...but you could do better with those stock tires....looks like you got the shifting down

David
 
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5spd GT said:
Yeah thats bad for stock...just get those 60fts down and you could be closer to 9.1....Nitto DR's will help you out...but you could do better with those stock tires....looks like you got the shifting down

David
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Do u mean Bad as in good or bad as in poor. cause if u meant poor i jus dont see gettin to much faster bone stock. And i really dont see a 9.1 happenin. I also almost cut a 2.1xx 60ft which i dont feel is to shappy for the stock rubber. anyway thanks for the advice
 
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9.0s can happen stock, a 9.3 at 79 is around a 14.3-14.4 at 99 in the 1/4
 

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Once you get the 60' down a bit, you will get better times. And once the last yellow light comes on, drive your car like you stole it



9.3 isn't that bad for your first time
 
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kj99 said:
Once you get the 60' down a bit, you will get better times. And once the last yellow light comes on, drive your car like you stole it



9.3 isn't that bad for your first time
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Well looks like i got a little work to do. Atleast i'm startin decent i'm just getting used to the modular power band. Also I wasn't sure at all what RPM to launch at most of them where right around 2k. One was 2.5 but got me the worst 60ft although could've been not enough slippin. I also think the track was kinda poor prep. I know on my 9.311 when I hit Second my rear kicked out a lil and lost lil traction. With a stock GT it should hook pretty good on a decently prepped track. Any suggestions for next time??
 

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SFgiants25 said:
Do u mean Bad as in good or bad as in poor. cause if u meant poor i jus dont see gettin to much faster bone stock. And i really dont see a 9.1 happenin. I also almost cut a 2.1xx 60ft which i dont feel is to shappy for the stock rubber. anyway thanks for the advice
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Don't kid yourself. Lots of stock GT's are hitting 9.0's and 9.1's at 80 stock. justsomeguy is correct. 9.3@79 is 14.3 or 14.4. Get that 60 ft down to 2.0 and shift like you stole it and you should be able to hit 13.9 or 14.0. I hit 13.99@99 bone stock, with a 9.0@78.4 1/8th. That was with a 2.13 60 ft.

Good luck!
 

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congrats on the times.

here is a site i found with a table to convert 1/8 mile times to 1/4 mile times, a rough estimate. not sure how accurate it is. but here is the link anyways.

http://www.geocities.com/allstangs/Page.htm
 

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The conversion table will make your quarter mile time a little slower than it actually is. That's how mine worked out anyhow. So take a couple of tenths off what the calculator says and it'll be pretty close.
 
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