Track Times from 8/28/04

Treview1

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Aug 29, 2004

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• Aug 29, 2004

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I went to E-town yesterday with a few friends....

My car: 94' GT 5 speed...Borla Catback, 3:55 gears, underdrives...

best run...

60'= 2.207
1/4 ET= 14.543
mph= 95.89


dont know the humidity/temp, but it was hot as ballz....I never really figured out how to cut a good 60'......I guess I will need more practice.

 

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interex1982

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Aug 29, 2004

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• Aug 29, 2004

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good time for them mods

 

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wytstang

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Summerville,SC missing South Fl. weather :(

Aug 29, 2004

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• Aug 29, 2004

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Thats about right. With more practice you will be able to get the 60's down more. You just have to figure out what's the best launch, shifting points. Next time advance the timing for some free hp and remove some wieght to help out some more.

 

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5literstang

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Aug 29, 2004

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• Aug 29, 2004

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impressive times...get some headers, off road h pipe, 65mm tb, maybe a cold air kit, but first i would get a tri-ax.

 

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Josh94gt

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Aug 29, 2004

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• Aug 29, 2004

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Not bad at all. That's about the time I'm hoping for when I get my underdrives and gears (IF I ever get them....college is $$$$$). Seems about right from everything I've heard on the forums with those mods.

 

CManT1914

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Aug 29, 2004

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• Aug 29, 2004

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DAMN!! Freakin nice times! I can't even break into the 14's! My best is a stinkin 15.2! Granted, the track I go to sucks balls, but does that make that big of a difference?

 

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wytstang

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Summerville,SC missing South Fl. weather :(

Aug 29, 2004

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• Aug 29, 2004

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With what you have I would assume you would be in the 14's. Track preparation does affect time,et's, and r/t. Try removing that sway bar and advance the timing and but your car on a diet remove some unneeded weight.

 

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wytstang

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Summerville,SC missing South Fl. weather :(

Aug 29, 2004

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• Aug 29, 2004

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Oh and if you remove the sway bar reinstall it after your done racing safety purposes.

 

Treview1

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Aug 29, 2004

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• Aug 29, 2004

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forgot to add, I also have a Pro-5.0 shifter..which helps.

I weighed the car with me in it (about 160 lbs) and a half tank, and it was 3425lbs. next time im losing my rear seats and the front swaybar to see what I can do.

 

White95V6

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Aug 29, 2004

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• Aug 29, 2004

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yea I was at e-town yesterday aswell, bassani catback and bbk cai, best run was 15.4, but it was my first time ever running so im happy.