Who has 4.10's AND actually goes to the track?

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What speed do you trap at and at what RPM are you turning at that point? What size tire do you run at the track?

Thanks,
Gabe

 

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I'm interested too Gabe, so I'm going to leech off your thread.

 

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welli ran a 15.2 at 90.06, but it i couldnt cool down my car after an 1hr and a half of driving to get to the track. I dont no the rpm exactly but i'm running 255-45-17

 

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Thanks cyberwolf. Seems like you're the only one

Is there anyone else?

 

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i haven't went throught the traps on a quarter mile, but i know in the eigth if i leave it in third i am at like 5900 with the 255/50/16 nittos......

sorry i don't have any 1/4 mile numbers....

Paul, (killercanary) has 4.10's, maybe he will chime in, i know he has run his car a lot, and from his past posts he seems really attentive to details such as these..



jason

 

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2004 mach 1 4.10 gear allows for 4th gear to be used. mph with 4.10 and otherwise stock was 104, dont remember rpm

 

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My combo is maxed out RPM wise. Just about 5900 rpms at 106 mph.


It won't be so great when i get a turbo, but it is sweet now.

 

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Search some of Paul's posts (Killercanary) as he runs em and kinda sorta frequents the 1/4 mile strip.

There are some programs floating around that will tell you your rpm's, tire size, mph, and such at the end of a 1/4 mile run.

Haven't seen one in a while but I'm sure you could Google one up.

Grady