need to improve times

clang5oh · Jul 3, 2005

first time at track i ran:
60' - 2.4
1/8 - 10.09
MPH - 72.5
1/4 - 15.51
MPH - 90.5

i have 2 weeks left till i can get back to the track. (good guys and nights of thunder) i ran all this with the mods listed below minus the pro 5.0. i would like to know if i should be trapping a higher mph. keep in mind that i still havent installed the 3.73's, i am running 2.73's.

tjh566 · Jul 3, 2005

Well your 60' can be improved a little for a big gain with better driving, with the mods below i ran a 9.7@74mph with my stock 2.73 gears, had a 2.2 60' on street tires. so you should be runnin faster than me.

wytstang · Jul 3, 2005

You should be low 14's high 13's if you have a 5 speed, with an auto mid/low 14's. Some drag radial to bring those 60's down and spray it.

fushnicken · Jul 3, 2005

Agree. You should probably be beating my times, because I am still running the factory (choker) intake.

Are you waiting for the green light to launch? One thing that you can do to shave down your 60' time by a couple of 10th's is to launch on the third yellow. The clock actually starts ticking on third yellow. You may already know this though. Sorry in advance if you did.

Even though our 60's are only 0.1 off, it clearly makes a difference if you follow that down the track.

My best R/T off the 3rd yellow - .051 Try if, if you're not doing it already.

If I launch on Green - R/T's around .241 or so.

slo65 · Jul 3, 2005

fushnicken said:
Agree. You should probably be beating my times, because I am still running the factory (choker) intake.

Are you waiting for the green light to launch? One thing that you can do to shave down your 60' time by a couple of 10th's is to launch on the third yellow. The clock actually starts ticking on third yellow. You may already know this though. Sorry in advance if you did.

Even though our 60's are only 0.1 off, it clearly makes a difference if you follow that down the track.

My best R/T off the 3rd yellow - .051 Try if, if you're not doing it already.

If I launch on Green - R/T's around .241 or so.

time doesnt start till you move out of the beams, r/t doesnt matter at tnt night, but it is a good way to cut good lights, thats how i do it, and bring down the 60', with gears and street tires i cut a 2.0 with practice, just practice different things

tjh566 · Jul 4, 2005

R/T is separate from your time. On street tries ive found if you launch at about 2700-3000 and slip the clutch out you get a pretty decent launch. But this wears down ur clutch pretty good.

BULLITTSTANG95 · Jul 4, 2005

i would say yes you can improve your times quite a bit ..i ran a 15.47 at 89 in an aode car with the mods in my sig minus the u/d's and full exhaust

94tang · Jul 4, 2005

i ran consistant 9.40's with only an h-pipe......and i still had 2.73's out back......with your mods you should be in 8's pretty easy

fushnicken · Jul 6, 2005

slo65 said:
time doesnt start till you move out of the beams, r/t doesnt matter at tnt night, but it is a good way to cut good lights, thats how i do it, and bring down the 60', with gears and street tires i cut a 2.0 with practice, just practice different things

Opps, my bad. Your right about that, but it's a good idea to be consistent on your launch. Getting a good R/T is not a bad thing, but overall it probably will not help your E/T. Your 60' is probably going to have one of the biggest impacts. That is where I am still struggling because of my stock gears and tires.

'94ChickStang · Jul 6, 2005

am I smoking crack if I said high 13's seems a little too fast for his car w/ stock heads and cam (or am I missing something in his sig)?

slo65 · Jul 6, 2005

[QUOTE='94ChickStang]am I smoking crack if I said high 13's seems a little too fast for his car w/ stock heads and cam (or am I missing something in his sig)?[/QUOTE]

not sure how much less an lx fox hatch would weigh than the sn95's but a friend of mine is going about the same times as me in the 1/8th with stock gears, basically all the same other mods, his car is a freak hah, it pulls harder than mine, i dont get it

Koniz · Jul 7, 2005

You can get stock heads to flow just as well as aftermarket Heads and thats including AFR's

Koniz · Jul 7, 2005

to get better time kill your front and rear sway bars thats only if you mostly race and I heard a guy taking off the quad shocks and getting better times also. if you have aftermarket 17s ford racing or what ever look for a set of MT ET Street Radials

wytstang · Jul 7, 2005

Stock head even maxed ported will not out perform stock aluminum heads. The power you make plus weight saving you get. If you add up the port work needed to flow as well as aluminum you might as well buy aluminum heads.

Koniz · Jul 7, 2005

yes you are correct but if you now how to do and you have the tools to do it you dont need to spend the money

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