running an eight tonight what ya'll think?
#1
running an eight tonight what ya'll think?
running an eight tonight what ya'll think i'll run?
ran 9.3929 @ 77.85 with the 17's and cai @ 88 deg 38% hum.
new mods in sig...... projected 84 deg 25% humid.
ran 9.3929 @ 77.85 with the 17's and cai @ 88 deg 38% hum.
new mods in sig...... projected 84 deg 25% humid.
#5
9.08 @ 79.33 2.17 60 ft used stock rims with old 245's on them hook up was decient but have to take off like a grandma at a stop light to get that 60
oh yea granny shifting pushin clutch al the way to the floor. and lettin off the gas
oh yea granny shifting pushin clutch al the way to the floor. and lettin off the gas
#10
lol.. the drag radials only go on at the track, they're not my daily driving tires so if you want to break into my pool shed and steal them you can, but I have one mean beagle who might kick your *** that lives in there
#13
definitely get some gears man.
Just easing out of the throttle into a launch (2.19 60ft.) I ran 8.92 @81.9mph prior to Tune/Clutch/Flywheel/Driveshaft.
I can't even describe the traction problems on the spray, and I have to slow shift it on the spray cause' im afraid of bouncing off the limiter on the nitrous without a window switch. 8.62@86.5mph low bottle pressure.
Both times in 90* weather and moderate humidity.
Drag racing just takes practice to hone the skills, and some good rubber doesn't hurt.
Philip K.
Just easing out of the throttle into a launch (2.19 60ft.) I ran 8.92 @81.9mph prior to Tune/Clutch/Flywheel/Driveshaft.
I can't even describe the traction problems on the spray, and I have to slow shift it on the spray cause' im afraid of bouncing off the limiter on the nitrous without a window switch. 8.62@86.5mph low bottle pressure.
Both times in 90* weather and moderate humidity.
Drag racing just takes practice to hone the skills, and some good rubber doesn't hurt.
Philip K.
#15
Originally Posted by csledd
lol, give me your fr500's and tires and you can have them
#16
Originally Posted by Lightning247
definitely get some gears man.
Just easing out of the throttle into a launch (2.19 60ft.) I ran 8.92 @81.9mph prior to Tune/Clutch/Flywheel/Driveshaft.
I can't even describe the traction problems on the spray, and I have to slow shift it on the spray cause' im afraid of bouncing off the limiter on the nitrous without a window switch. 8.62@86.5mph low bottle pressure.
Both times in 90* weather and moderate humidity.
Drag racing just takes practice to hone the skills, and some good rubber doesn't hurt.
Philip K.
Just easing out of the throttle into a launch (2.19 60ft.) I ran 8.92 @81.9mph prior to Tune/Clutch/Flywheel/Driveshaft.
I can't even describe the traction problems on the spray, and I have to slow shift it on the spray cause' im afraid of bouncing off the limiter on the nitrous without a window switch. 8.62@86.5mph low bottle pressure.
Both times in 90* weather and moderate humidity.
Drag racing just takes practice to hone the skills, and some good rubber doesn't hurt.
Philip K.
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