What is the easiest ways and most cost effective ways to lower my 1/4 time?
#25
he does get me off the launch but once we hit around 60 mph i pull away with top end of my Z demoralizing the AWD for the fact he pulls a good 3-4 car lengths out of the hole
#26
huge gears, tires spin
tires spin, so you get stickies
good launch + stickies + 4.10's = broken 7.5 inch crapy rear end
wouldnt have broke, if you would have replaced it first
and now you can even resell the old one cuz you broke it
sometimes people on here do stuff half assed
tires spin, so you get stickies
good launch + stickies + 4.10's = broken 7.5 inch crapy rear end
wouldnt have broke, if you would have replaced it first
and now you can even resell the old one cuz you broke it
sometimes people on here do stuff half assed
#28
Make the car lighter and get gears.
13.2? Stock? What?
Is that because of the lower altitude. Im a mile high here in Denver.
Anyway there is NO way in Heck that a stock camaro (unless 2010) would run a 13.2 up here. Not even close, they run 15's.
13.2? Stock? What?
Is that because of the lower altitude. Im a mile high here in Denver.
Anyway there is NO way in Heck that a stock camaro (unless 2010) would run a 13.2 up here. Not even close, they run 15's.
#29
Note to self, never race in denver... i saw someone last weekend pull a 12.99 out of a bone stock 2001 SS M6... sooo not going there lol especially when i hit 13.1 all stock, hes jus a little more experienced being 50 lol,,,
#30
I run 14's, never on any other track, and I dont have any trouble beating stock 3rd and 4th gen's.
I know the altitude is an issue. I now a guy that claims to run 11's at sea level in a 2nd gen talon. But here has has to double his boost and only get to the 13's
Sorry, wasn't trying to jack this thread. Get lower gears. Then Tires.
I know the altitude is an issue. I now a guy that claims to run 11's at sea level in a 2nd gen talon. But here has has to double his boost and only get to the 13's
Sorry, wasn't trying to jack this thread. Get lower gears. Then Tires.