There's most of the problem, try to get the 60 foot below 2 seconds or close to 2 as you can get.Quote:
Originally Posted by t wizzle17
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There's most of the problem, try to get the 60 foot below 2 seconds or close to 2 as you can get.Quote:
Originally Posted by t wizzle17
Ohh psshh. I ran many 2.2+ 60s in my neon and still ran mid 11s :)Quote:
Originally Posted by FoSHO99
Back halfing like a mother ****er hahaQuote:
Originally Posted by comatoast
Doesn't show et. 1/4Quote:
Originally Posted by comatoast
Just looked at the slips. It was 2.53. 2.57 and 2.91
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Originally Posted by lsxftw
Yeah, work on your launch. You should be able to get down to a 2.1 60ft on street tires, even if the prep sucks.
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Originally Posted by t wizzle17
???
Most times i see 04+ trapping a tenth or two and 1-2mph faster then the 97-03s stock for stock in the 1/4 mile. But its all in the driver. Work on your launch bud.
What does it take to have a 12 second 2004+?
my 98 gtp bone stock went 2.19 60', 9.67 1/8 with a .483 rt
To get at least a 12.9 you could probably do it with a nice mild cam, headers,intake, bigger injectors,and a 3.0 pulley custom tuned setup.Quote:
Originally Posted by comatoast
You can't just say "X" mods give you "Y" times...
There are tons of different ways to go about things...
A member here went 13.6~ with slicks, intake, and headers. Stock everything else.
I cracked off numerous sub 2.0 60's with KCIR's junk prep and street tires in stock size...it's called: getting behind a dumb fast big tire car and ruttin' the sh1t out of where he left tracks at.
Also: R/T makes no difference on ET's at all...you could sit at the light for a minute and still run a 14 second pass.
"Also: R/T makes no difference on ET's at all...you could sit at the light for a minute and still run a 14 second pass."
I know that and I know why. But, I never race at the track. So tell me this. Don't a lot of guys screw their launch hurrying to get away from the line as soon as the light turns. Is it more important getting across the line first or getting the lower et?
when it comes to racing the other guy yeah reaction time is important, especially when it is bracket racing, but just racing yourself and trying to improve your 60ft for practice yeah i wouldnt worry about itQuote:
Originally Posted by Sudden
Bracket racing, I'll never understand that.Quote:
Originally Posted by lsxftw
It's for consistent cars...not sure what there isn't to understand about it.
We had a stock GTP run bracket at KCIR. Guy ran 14.82x @ 95~ mph damn near spot on everytime. Not to mention the countless .005 or less R/T's.
What's the real purpose of it. What are the basic idea. Unless I read them wrong they make no sense to me.Quote:
Originally Posted by blueguy
The idea is to take the effect of having a faster out of the race, and just see who is the better driver.
Then I do understand it. I still think it's stupid.
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Originally Posted by addzradd
my 05 gtp with hai ran a 9.95 at 71 mph with a 2.4 60 ft that was my first night with the car at the track after owning it for a week