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#21
d98gt said:
Take a cruise down here to Baytown to run at Houston Raceway ;)

I have made plenty of 15 second passes in the summer heat, though even with the 3.08s and an automatic, they have been better than a 15.3 :shrug: Do you have the 60' and 1/8th times? What did you trap at?
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Average 60ft was about 2.3. 1/8th was:

10.1, 9.97, 9.71 (sicK96GT driving), 9.90, 9.96, 9.96, 9.88, 9.86.

I know I can do better than these because I personally drove my car to a 9.840 all stock 'cept O/R X. That was before my gears, SFCs, K&N, etc.

Traps were 87.5, 89.45, 90.23, 89.43, 90.47, 88.93, 90.00, and 74.75...yeah, I know. I knew this one was my last run before I even did it. The 74.75 trap was the run that the video was recorded on. ;) That burnout did NOTHING for me since I have really good street tires. lol
 

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#22
deftsound said:
i really wish i could figure out the heal to toe thing, i dont think my clutch is adjusted properly or something because my clutch doesnt disengage until lits all the way in and doesnt engage until its all the way out which makes doing a burnout hard as hell because i cant get my toe to push my clutch all the way in without taking my heel off the brake
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Way I do it ... Put my right foot, heel on the brake and toe on the gas ... Left foot is free to do the clutch. Just gotta get the '**** your foot sideways' thing down ..

lol .. it blocked c0ck
 
#24
topless98gt said:
That burnout did NOTHING for me since I have really good street tires. lol
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Burning out on street tires is probably what netted you such high 60ft times to begin with. They've got no sidewall to wrinkle and their surface compound is far too hard. Blowing off street tires for the most part does nothing more than make them "greasy" and a light scuff is usually all thats needed just to clean off rocks and debris that might have been picked up on the way to the starting line!

I used to get my best 60ft times on street tires from doing no burn out at all and running the stock 30-32psi in them.
 
#25
Gearbanger 101 said:
Burning out on street tires is probably what netted you such high 60ft times to begin with. They've got no sidewall to wrinkle and their surface compound is far too hard. Blowing off street tires for the most part does nothing more than make them "greasy" and a light scuff is usually all thats needed just to clean off rocks and debris that might have been picked up on the way to the starting line!

I used to get my best 60ft times on street tires from doing no burn out at all and running the stock 30-32psi in them.
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Dang! Thanks for that info! I will take that into consideration when I go to the track next time. Seriously, thanks a LOT!!!

I did a SMALL burnout (probably just a chirp) each time I went to the stage. Just because I thought it would help if I warmed up the tires. I was TOTALLY wrong.
 
#26
I usually cut 2.15-2.19s in the 60' with my automatic on cheap tires. I avoid the water box on my runs, then do a very slight spin of the tires which is usually a chirp. I do that to make sure that there isn't any water on the tires since at times, just one of the rear tires will get wet which spinning one tire off the line isn't fun at all :nonono: There is no point at all to "warm up" the street tires, just make sure they are dry :D

Your trap is also a bit lower than I would have expected it to be. I trap in the 92-93 range and in the 94s at times. I don't know why your car wouldn't do the same especially with gears :shrug: I have a slip here where I ran a 14.942 (not far from what Sick did in your car) though a 9.6 1/8 and a 92.91 trap. :shrug: I believe the track locations/heat have most to do with our differences.
 
#28
topless98gt said:
I personally ran a 15.3. When sicK96GT ran my car, I was pissed. He got a 15.0. That was with about 150lbs worth of tools and other stuff in the trunk. Also, he only ran it once, and got a VERY bad reaction time (around 1.0 :(). I think my car is capable of doing 14.7s if not 14.5s. What's the norm for an exhaust/gears NPI GT convertible? What about stock?

The track is one of two that are just outside of Waco. This one is about 40 miles outside of Waco, whereas Prairie Hill I think is about 20 miles away.

Where do you live, speedfreak98r?.
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Oh...I think I've been to that one..Not sure though. I live south of Houston (not South Houston). I went to college at TSTC in Waco. :nice:
 
#30
At Temple they don't let anyone go around the waterbox b/c half of their parking lot is gravel/dirt mix. They make everyone go through it in order to cut down on the dust/dirt carried onto the track. IMO this factored into the fact that many peeps that day were getting higher 60' times than normal. There was water all down the track to and I had to abandon a few runs while being WOT in third due to hitting a patch of water and starting to get sideways. HRP was a good track when I ran, but my mph was down comparatively speaking to what I get over here at SAR and Temple (112 as opposed to 114). Also seemed that peeps were running slower traps overall than what I thought they should have been. Fun times though......
 
#31
topless98gt said:
Average 60ft was about 2.3. 1/8th was:

10.1, 9.97, 9.71 (sicK96GT driving), 9.90, 9.96, 9.96, 9.88, 9.86.

I know I can do better than these because I personally drove my car to a 9.840 all stock 'cept O/R X. That was before my gears, SFCs, K&N, etc.

Traps were 87.5, 89.45, 90.23, 89.43, 90.47, 88.93, 90.00, and 74.75...yeah, I know. I knew this one was my last run before I even did it. The 74.75 trap was the run that the video was recorded on. ;) That burnout did NOTHING for me since I have really good street tires. lol
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are all of those 1/8th traps? cause 90 is way high for an 1/8th trap, unless you have more mods than i've seen :shrug:
 
#34
stangman said:
are all of those 1/8th traps? cause 90 is way high for an 1/8th trap, unless you have more mods than i've seen :shrug:
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Agreed. You're not stabbing the nitrous half way up the track on those runs and not telling us, are you. :D

During the few 1/8th mile events I ran, my old 5.0L GT would run low-9's and high-8's with 2.05-2.20 60ft times and the best I was able to trap was 84.5mph? :shrug: And it was making a lot more power than a stock SN95.

01BlkGT said:
I'm pretty sure they were his 1/4 traps....
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Why would he post 1/8th mile times and 1/4 mile traps.
 
#35
He posted his 1/4 mile times as well and I was wondering his traps on the runs. Check back on the first page ;)

I also was wondering about his 1/8th mile times, which is why he posted :D
 
#39
sicK96GT said:
everyone should have heard topless when I pulled up in his car "get out of my fu$king car right now!" I was just laughing my ass off. I wish I could have run my car that day.. but with the stupid tire flat... grr:bang:
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:rlaugh: You know I wasn't really pissed. I was actually excited to see that my car had that potential.

By the way...that guy Juan that I bought the parts from tonight, he said that he usually runs low 13s. He said he couldn't get out of the 14s at TAD...that might explain something.

I think my car has SOME potential...we'll take it to Prairie Hill and see :D

P.S. Does anyone know if a MAC Cobra fender mount CAI thingy will fit on a GT?
 
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