First Time At Track..Ever! Timeslip Analysis! Expert Come In!

First Time At Track..Ever! Timeslip Analysis! Experts Come In!

Hey guys, dragged today for the first time in my life. The track was an 1/8th mile track a few minutes from my house. The 1/4 mile is over an hour away.

Anyway, here's my timeslip. The car is bone stock except for the motor, gears and drag radials.

Is this good for a first time, also with the following mods what kind of time increases, if any, can I expect?

What kind of 1/4 times am I looking at? Thanks.

BBK Subframe Connectors
KYB AGX Adjustable Shocks and Struts
Eibach Pro-Kit Springs
UPR Upper and Lower Control Arms
Ford Racing Front Control Arms
Ford Racing 31-Spline 5 Lug Axle
Aerospace Components 4-Piston Disc Brakes

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Not bad for your first time out. How is your a/f ratio? I looked at your dyno graph and you should be shifting that thing about 6200.

Its "bone stock" except for a 331 stroker huh :lol:
 
You are shifting WAY too high!! You are NOT making power that high. 6200 is about where you NEED to shift. You WILL run faster shifting lower. You wanna spin that high you NEED WAY more head, cam and manifold.
 
If you were at 6800 on the stock tach, you were at around 5800-6000 rpms in real life. Stock tach IS not correct when winding the motor up. Cruising speeds and slow acceleration it is though. I know this because I still have my stocker hooked up along with my autometer tach.
mike.
 
5.0 HOtrain said:
If you were at 6800 on the stock tach, you were at around 5800-6000 rpms in real life. Stock tach IS not correct when winding the motor up. Cruising speeds and slow acceleration it is though. I know this because I still have my stocker hooked up along with my autometer tach.
mike.

Is there any way to measure the stock tach?
 
Auto Reverse said:
Is there any way to measure the stock tach?

Put in an aftermarket one :shrug: Best way to describe it is to say the stock tach has a whip to it. I never noticed it until I had my autometer, shift light set at 5500rpms, stock tach would be at 6400-6500rpms when the shift light would come on on the autometer.
mike.