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Finally went to the track last night....

Posted: Sep 03, 2006 4:04 AM
by Kyle in NO
Nice weather, about 74 degrees. Only ran 3 runs with some really shitty launches, but still ran a best of 14.336 @ 101.89! I'm pretty happy about that, and with some nice launch technique, I KNOW I can get to 14 flat or maybe even 13.999 on a good day as-is. I had to back out of the throttle a bit too because of wheel hop. Best run occurred at 12:30 am lol....Midnight Drags...

TCD S1 kit running 11psi on a b34 bottom/b35 top end. Felt pretty good tonight. Booker claims that a few people in the stands were impressed with that "white BMW" after a few pulls ;) They kept saying that "it must have something done to it..." I guess they be correct!

Posted: Sep 03, 2006 6:20 AM
by Jelmer538i
Nice! How many HP do you have? I run 14.6 on the 1/4 .
I know I can do better but it's my first time :banana:

Re: Finally went to the track last night....

Posted: Sep 03, 2006 7:51 AM
by T_C_D
Kyle in NO wrote:Nice weather, about 74 degrees. Only ran 3 runs with some really shitty launches, but still ran a best of 14.336 @ 101.89! I'm pretty happy about that, and with some nice launch technique, I KNOW I can get to 14 flat or maybe even 13.999 on a good day as-is. I had to back out of the throttle a bit too because of wheel hop. Best run occurred at 12:30 am lol....Midnight Drags...

TCD S1 kit running 11psi on a b34 bottom/b35 top end. Felt pretty good tonight. Booker claims that a few people in the stands were impressed with that "white BMW" after a few pulls ;) They kept saying that "it must have something done to it..." I guess they be correct!
Awesome Kyle. Glad you went! Can you post the details from the slip when you awake? Did you shift into 4th gear?

Wheel hop = need new subframe bushings.

Todd

Posted: Sep 03, 2006 1:34 PM
by Kyle in NO
Wheel hop = original rear shocks from 1984 lol. Subframe bushings are brand new HD units. Plus I wasn't slipping the clutch enough either.

Results:

9/3/06
12:23 a.m.

Car # 117

R/T .849
60' 2.435
330 6.416
1/8 9.511
MPH 80.45
1000 12.129

1/4 14.336
MPH 101.89

Posted: Sep 03, 2006 5:02 PM
by russc
Jelmer538i wrote:Nice! How many HP do you have? I run 14.6 on the 1/4 .
I know I can do better but it's my first time :banana:
With stock lower end and b35 head, the CR is lower, ~7.5:1. So 11psi is high 200s whp.

RussC

Posted: Sep 03, 2006 6:04 PM
by T_C_D
russc wrote:
With stock lower end and b35 head, the CR is lower, ~7.5:1. So 11psi is high 200s whp.

RussC
Based on the MPH it's closer to 250-260rwhp.
Todd

Posted: Sep 05, 2006 1:58 AM
by booker
T_C_D wrote:
Based on the MPH it's closer to 250-260rwhp.
Todd
Todd,

That's unpossible. I heard you can get 280 whp easily with a 535is with a chip, port/polish, k&n, and cat-back. I read it here on this forum.

Posted: Sep 05, 2006 4:11 AM
by russc
booker wrote:
T_C_D wrote:
Based on the MPH it's closer to 250-260rwhp.
Todd
Todd,

That's unpossible. I heard you can get 280 whp easily with a 535is with a chip, port/polish, k&n, and cat-back. I read it here on this forum.
Are you talking with a turbo also, or NA and that equipment.

If NA, Ive yet to see a dyno of a M30b34 worked to the max make more than ~240whp, even with stoker cranks. Now, I haven't seen every dyno either, but Ive seen alot. To be fair, Ive not seen a dyno of a NA stoker M30b34, but Ive/weve heard from people with worked strokers of really disappointing dyno results, but none ever posted any that I can remember. And Id remember a 250whp NA dyno.

RussC

Posted: Sep 05, 2006 7:54 AM
by DMNaskale
I think Mr. Booker is being a bit facetious, with a healthy sprinkling of sarcasm.

Posted: Sep 05, 2006 8:36 AM
by Shawn D.
DMNaskale wrote:I think Mr. Booker is being a bit facetious, with a healthy sprinkling of sarcasm.
Russ apparently didn't get the reference.

FYI, Russ, "unpossible" isn't a real word. :lol:

Posted: Sep 05, 2006 8:55 AM
by Jeremy
It must be a word, I heard it on the TV!
Ralph Wigum wrote:Me fail English? That's unpossible!