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If that altitude, temp, and DA are even close to accurate, it will need a lot of work to go fast 0-60. A NA motor in those conditions will be

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If that altitude, temp, and DA are even close to accurate, it will need a lot of work to go fast 0-60.

A NA motor in those conditions will be way down on power.

I wont even run mine if the DA is above 4000 ft.
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If that altitude, temp, and DA are even close to accurate, it will need a lot of work to go fast 0-60.

A NA motor in those conditions will be way down on power.

I wont even run mine if the DA is above 4000 ft.
Altitude and temp are very close. Not sure on the DA though. Not much I can do about it. Lowest I've seen on my Draggy is about 12500.

Buddy at work says his automatic DE 350z is doing 5.1 0-60 (plenum spacer, catback, and no tune) but I'm calling ******** on that one.

I get tons of wheel-hop in the "sweet zone" which hampers me. I have solid subframe and differential bushing. Could my lowering springs and stock struts be affecting me the most?
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