- Mar 30, 2005
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I have an 05 GT auto with 93 performance tune (SCTII), JLT2 Intake, Steeda UDP, 4.10 gears, and Loudmouth axlebacks. I also have 20" wheels with 255/35zr20 tires.
I went to the 1/8th mile track in February in sub 40 degree temperatures and ran a 8.74 at 81 without the gears. I went back last week in sub 60 degree temperatures and ran a 8.72 at 82 with the gears. Thing is, it felt like a lot of the weak spots in the first run were gone with the gears (taking off and 3rd gear). I just figured the gears would help my time more than that and was hoping to at least break 8.5.
My question is, does the air still make a big difference even though 60 isn't really "hot air" and do the 20's make that big of a difference. They are not a heavy 20" wheel but they are just a cast aluminum wheel, not forged or anything. They weight like 32 lbs each.
Just looking for some input. The 4.10's are great though! I love them!
I went to the 1/8th mile track in February in sub 40 degree temperatures and ran a 8.74 at 81 without the gears. I went back last week in sub 60 degree temperatures and ran a 8.72 at 82 with the gears. Thing is, it felt like a lot of the weak spots in the first run were gone with the gears (taking off and 3rd gear). I just figured the gears would help my time more than that and was hoping to at least break 8.5.
My question is, does the air still make a big difference even though 60 isn't really "hot air" and do the 20's make that big of a difference. They are not a heavy 20" wheel but they are just a cast aluminum wheel, not forged or anything. They weight like 32 lbs each.
Just looking for some input. The 4.10's are great though! I love them!