Blown GT track video footage..

Discussion in 'SN95 4.6 Talk' started by Trav4011, Oct 9, 2006.

  1. Trav4011 New Member

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    http://www.fi-r.net/images2/mustangpics/NoviMustangTrackNight.wmv

    Went to the track Saturday evening.. I made a best pass of 12.60 @ 111mph, and my best trap speed was a hair under 113 (112.92). Best 60ft was 1.887. Yes, I know that's horrible.. but, with the 3.27's and the 6spd.. I couldn't get off of the line for squat.. I was dumping the clutch at 5K rpm, and STILL bogging the hell out of the car. I crossed the line at around 5500 in 3rd gear! I did manage to yank a 6 liter GTO with DR's out of the hole (in the video), and I beat my friend's Lightning a few times.. he was running some 27x10" slicks, so he got the holeshot, but, I would reel him in by the 1000ft mark every time.. :)

    So, needless to say.. I need to install my 4.10's.. I wonder what the car would do on a set of slicks, with better gearing? I'd say high 11's for sure..

    Just to clarify.. I have installed..

    Novi 2000 head unit/bracket
    Custom bar/plate intercooler setup
    Custom 3" aluminum piping
    Tial Raptor blow off valve
    80mm Lmaf
    42lb injectors
    BAP
    SCT self tune (racer software, 14* timing and around 11.2-11.5:1 A/F on pump)
    VRS x-pipe
    Magnaflow catback
    Viper spec T56
    Fidanza aluminum flywheel
    Spec 3.5 cluch
    Stock 8.8 (3.27 ratio)
    Custom plates for torque boxes
    Steeda upper/lower control arms
    Custom subframe connectors


    I see right at 7.5psi of boost after the intercooler/piping (measured at the plenum). I'm still on a bone stock windsor motor (2000 model), with right at 80K on the ticker.. I'm hoping to swap in my built teksid bottom end soon.. maybe this fall.. I have a bigger MAF and 55lb injectors ready to go in.. just need to get the built bottom end finished..

    Travis
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    very cool:nice: , i was just going to recomend 3.73's or 4.10 when i was reading -then i saw u have them uninstalled. They will help a lot for your set up
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    Nice times man. Bogging at 5500rpm launch? :eek: Some 4.10s will really help wake up that tall first gear in your T56
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    I sure hope so.. lol.. It's gotta be hell on the driveline launching at that kind of RPM, and bogging down..

    I'm going to pick up some aftermarket axles, and at least rebuild my tracloc while I'm in there.. How strong is the factory posi if it's freshened up? Will it hold decently at the 400-450whp level on slicks?
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    Awesome! Good runs man. That Lightning sure comes out of the hole hard.
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    If you are bogging like that now, then def. get some gear before you get tire. For now though, it actually seems like it is helping you out at the launch though with the 1.8 60' times....great runs.
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    Decent times! You were bogging you say??? HOW is that possible?? What sort of tire are you running? If you're running a drag radial you realy shouldn't just dump the clutch, you'll either get grip and your revs will drop to fast (not bogging, still moving, just not going anywhere...fast lol), or you'll spin your *****. I wouldn't waste my time with stock replacement aftermarket axles. Just buy a new 31 spline diff (I bought a used one out of an explorer for 90 bucks), axles (USA Alloys here), bearing kit (Motive), gears (FRPP 3.73's), and some MT ET Streets or drags.
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    I was running a set of 275/40 nittos.. the reason I'm bogging is because of the combination of the tall 1st gear of the T56, and the 3.27's out back.. The car hooks.. but, it can't rev out fast enough to get into the powerband.. so, it takes a sec for it to start moving..

    The exporer diff is decent enough to hold the power that I'm going to put through it?
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    Yeah, explorer diff will hold as much as you can need, its the same as the FRPP 31spline diff - the Cobra diff is the same thing but with carbon fiber clutch packs.
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    ahh.. cool.. does it matter which year Explorer it comes from?
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    Went back to the track last night with my 4.10's installed.. But, my alternator decided to explode on me.. Halfway down the track, the thing starts making all sorts of racket.. and locks up.. The car slowed up a bit, and I went 12.30 @ 111mph. I popped the hood, and the nut that holds the pulley onto the alternator was hanging on my 2 threads.. So, I cracked it with a hammer a few times, tightned the nut back down, and drove it home.. but it's making some God aweful racket.. ;) But, nonetheless, I made it home, and I'm heading to ford tomorrow for a new alternator. I cut a 1.81 60ft.. which kinda sucks.. I'm still on stock rear suspension.. so I got a little bit of wheelhop before it hooked up. I guess some coilovers will be next on the list..

    Travis

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