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Mexican Lorider
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When funds allow, I'll be shooting for 11.501 @ 124.99 ![]()
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What are you running, a stealth back?
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I smoked the stock clutch 1st time at the track with the VF30 setup. With the SPEC stage 2 and 100 more whp/wtq, I can't get a 60' as low as I could when I was bone stock. I don't know if its the CDV or something else but, it just doesnt bite hard on engagement but holds the power in the upper gears. Sort of a tranny saver until I can afford the PPG's Quote:
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D - Maddad DP E - 04 STI muffler H - 05 STI header I - 04 STI IC K - 02-03 STI O - Cobb SS S - Apex'i N1 c/o T - Ecutek / I-Speed U - TXS cast iron V - VF22 self ported self ported/installed TGV deletes - you guys gotta do this... 1.92 60', 13.59@104.56, 04FXT, 5MT, PSM Ran at Los Angeles County Raceway - 2700 ft. elevation, with a little headwind. Sea Level corrected times: 1.92 x .97 = 1.86 13.59 x .97 = 13.18 104.56 x 1.03 = 107.70 Launched around 4000 rpm with soft drop. A little harder launch and I can be in the 12 sec. club... ![]() |
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Mexican Lorider
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Done 8) dads_cruizzzer - 1.92 60', 13.59 @ 104.56 (04FXT, 5MT, PSM) D,E,H,I,K,O,S,T,U,V,+ FWIW(w/ no affront towards dads_cruizzzer): Using Density Altitude is a better method for correction. Taking into account temp/humidity/baro pressure as well as the actual altitude to determine the correction factor. This gives you a better # for which to compare against (vs Altitude alone). Trust me, weather has a huge impact on times. For us West Coast Floridians, most of the year our DA's are above 2200' ASL when our track is only at 26' ASL. Luckily, altitude doesnt have quite the same effect on forced induction cars as it does on NA cars. For that reason, the NHRA recommends that 1/2 correction factors be used on SC'd and Turbo cars. With that being said most of the time it leaves the DA (on a turbo car) at such a point that correction factors arent even provided for the given DA (ie < 1200' ASL). Using your time and information from the slip (in addition to www.wunderground.com), I came up with a DA of 2222' ASL at the time of your run. Using 1/2 rule for FI, this leaves you at 1111' ASL and below any NHRA correction factor.
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