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Originally Posted by rednek01 Man I had a long rant going until I re-read your post and saw the smilies and realized your just giving me a hard time Ha

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Old 09-23-2009, 01:38 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Man I had a long rant going until I re-read your post and saw the smilies and realized your just giving me a hard time
Ha ha ha we are all enthusiasts where is the fun if we are always so serious?

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Old 09-22-2009, 01:29 PM   #2 (permalink)
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A long time ago I said I thought that examples with this excellent 7 spd auto would be showing their stuff at the track. Wait till winter and some good air starts to happen all over the country. Times like these will be common for the auto equiped cars.
Drag radial type rubber will knock .03 sec off that 60' and another .01 off the 1/4 mi. ET. Any car like this one that can run a 12.9/110 mph with a 2 sec 60' will run 12.4 with the right tires.
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^^ tempting......but suppose to be raining.
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New back rims will be here in 3 months . Spoke with Ryan at Injected and i am about to order Volk T 37 18 x 10.5 rims for the 370z.
He has the proper back spacing for my sports set up.
The tires will be 305/ 35 /18 Mickey Thompson ET Drag Radial 11.
12.6"s here we come. It should improve the 60 ft time to aleast 1.83 or bettter and each wheel and tire will be 6 lbs lighter than the factory 19's that are on the rear of the car. I would be looking at changing the torque convevert to a 3000 stall but nobody has one for sale yet.
A stock GTR run the 1/4 in 11.7. My normally asperated 370 z with bolt ons is getting closer to them all the time. ( ecu flash, pulley, headers, braile battery and tomie cams) for next year.
Not going to beat it but getting closer to there times for a lot less money,
Talking to Sam about his SC set up for next year.
I just got a few pictures of last saturday at the track and will post them this weekend.

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New back rims will be here in 3 months . Spoke with Ryan at Injected and i am about to order Volk T 37 18 x 10.5 rims for the 370z.
He has the proper back spacing for my sports set up.
The tires will be 305/ 35 /18 Mickey Thompson ET Drag Radial 11.
12.6"s here we come. It should improve the 60 ft time to aleast 1.83 or bettter and each wheel and tire will be 6 lbs lighter than the factory 19's that are on the rear of the car. I would be looking at changing the torque convevert to a 3000 stall but nobody has one for sale yet.
A stock GTR run the 1/4 in 11.7. My normally asperated 370 z with bolt ons is getting closer to them all the time. ( ecu flash, pulley, headers, braile battery and tomie cams) for next year.
Not going to beat it but getting closer to there times for a lot less money,
Talking to Sam about his SC set up for next year.
I just got a few pictures of last saturday at the track and will post them this weekend.
Sounds like a good plan what about suspension? With suspension and smaller tires than that a lot of the stang guys are cutting 1.6 or better 60's. How far are you planning to go?
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New back rims will be here in 3 months . Spoke with Ryan at Injected and i am about to order Volk T 37 18 x 10.5 rims for the 370z.
He has the proper back spacing for my sports set up.
The tires will be 305/ 35 /18 Mickey Thompson ET Drag Radial 11.
12.6"s here we come.
I think you're being a little conservative...you will likely run quicker than 12.60s. Given similar track-conditions, dropping more than 0.2-seconds with the Volk/ET Drag setup should be no problem.
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I think you're being a little conservative...you will likely run quicker than 12.60s. Given similar track-conditions, dropping more than 0.2-seconds with the Volk/ET Drag setup should be no problem.
hard to say it. it doesnt look like he is having traction issues judging by his 60' times, yes he wipp be able to launch a little harder but I dont see him gaining a whole lot going to stickier tires however I could be wrong he could have big traction issues.

What was the DA when you ran at that track?
what was the temps and all
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I had the clutch stick in second once too
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The last mod will be the teckno square reflash to 8100 rpm limiter.
1.6 60 ft times. That would be great.
Every mod for a N/A that i can.
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The last mod will be the teckno square reflash to 8100 rpm limiter.
1.6 60 ft times. That would be great.
Every mod for a N/A that i can.
Nice mustang.
Get your suspension dialed in and lose weight that's your two best friends.
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There was traction problems. I had to lanch at 1000 rpm and floor it or else it would spin the tires. It also spun them in 2nd gear.
765 ft. DA.
If you go back in the post i listed all the temps
air aound 62 to 63
water 185
oil 70 C (156)
Track 100
The hoter the moter gets the slower you go. The 2nd pass was a 12.9.
I reset the air preasure to 29 psig every run.
At the end of the day it ran 13.35 to 13.5 with an oil temp of 110 c.
It spun so hard in 2nd that i had to shift into 3 right away.
The first pass was the best.
I would love to launch at 2500 rpm. If it hooked it would be really quick.
I tried one at 2000 and it just spun the tires.
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any info on the gears??? btw that is a great time...the fastest cayman is 12.595 @ 112 but he also has GIAC and 100 octane...so you are not far off

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any info on the gears??? btw that is a great time...the fastest cayman is 12.595 @ 112 but he also has GIAC and 100 octane...so you are not far off
And supposedly an EVOMS intake, Milltek headers and exhaust. The majority of Cayman Ss seem to be in the high-12s with intake, exhaust, and ECU modification...although this is coming from dragtimes.com.

Give it time and I'm confident you'll see many full bolt-on 370Zs running mid-12s at around 115 MPH, 6MT or 7AT. There is no reason why a 330+ WHP car weighing ~3450 lbs. with a driver shouldn't be able to.
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And supposedly an EVOMS intake, Milltek headers and exhaust. The majority of Cayman Ss seem to be in the high-12s with intake, exhaust, and ECU modification...although this is coming from dragtimes.com.

Give it time and I'm confident you'll see many full bolt-on 370Zs running mid-12s at around 115 MPH, 6MT or 7AT. There is no reason why a 330+ WHP car weighing ~3450 lbs. with a driver shouldn't be able to.
oyea i forgot to add those mods...hahaha my bad
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awesome time!!!
now who is first to hit 12s w/ a 6mt?

i wish i can do this but i do not have any local 1/4 mile tracks in my area
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