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Analyze and advise time slip
I've figuratively hit a wall in dragging my 2003 Touring Z and could really use some actionable advise for improving my times... this is an ancient time slip:
Capitol Raceway Temp 77F (I think their thermometer/barometer was broken) Rel Hum 0 Abs Baro 0 60'...2.197 330...6.130 1/8...9.301 MPH...78.01 1000...11.965 1/4...14.217 MPH...100.77 -tire pressure: 35psi F, 28psi R -1/4 tank gas, 93 Octane, spare-in trunk -2500-2800RPM launch -7100 RPM shift -Getting wheelspin on shift 1st-2nd, 2nd-3rd... I've heard it robs upto .1s at the end each time I spin -mods:JWT popcharger, 18" NISMO wheels/BFG KDWs, NISMO exhaust, Stillen headers -Help! |
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A 100mph trap speed with a 14.2 is very good. 100mph usually = a 14.0 run. I know in my 03' stock I was getting 2.0 60ft times even with wheel hop. I bet if you could get a better launch you would see a 13.9 @ 101. Might just depend on how well they are prepping the track. I was able to launch mine around 4000. What RPM are you shifting in each gear?
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03' Touring 6MT / Black / Black / Vortech 3.12 Pulley / Powerlab 3/8" Spacer / 6 Wire Earthing Ground Kit / JWT Clutch / SS Clutch Line / Utec / DeatschWerks 600cc's / Walboro 255 / Megan Resonated Downpipes / AAM Uego / Autometer Boost / JWT Oil Pan Spacer / Snow Performance Stage 2 Meth Injection / Tuned by FORGED! 330whp on the Heartbreaker.
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hmm i would think that the kdws would hook pretty good
you had more mph that me but i had a better time. I ran a 14.06 at 99.6 |
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I assume its a Revup?
60ft is "ok" 1/8 is horrible, about .5 off my stock pace with the same 60ft. Answer? Your shifting on 1-2 and 2-3 gears is very slow, and it needs work. Improve that and you can go 13.8's with 2.1 60ft's stock....
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its typical to get a higher MPH with a slower speed when all things are the same. if you hook really well and therefore run a faster time, you will likely have a lower MPH. that mph with that ET makes me wonder about the rest of the coniditions. what elevation are you at? since the baro and humidity readings arent there, was it cloudy? is the air humid or dry? just a couple things, those runs look to me like runs in hot/humid air or high elevation. do you warm the tires at all? thats something thats always worked for me on streets, but it seems to be a preference thing
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The 350Z is running strong picking up 22.7 MPH in the second 660 feet. 9.3 second 1/8 mile time shows mediocre acceleration during the first 660 feet. If you begin with a 2.19 second 60 foot time, its difficult to break 14.0 seconds. And yes 2.0 seconds is possible with street tires.
![]() Here is an example above with a 0.08 second difference in 60 foot time. 0.08 seconds will make a big difference in ET.
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![]() Here is a better example above. 60 foot time is the same. The difference is the first to second gear shift.
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350Z 2004 Enthusiast: K&N Typhoon Air Intake - Motordyne Plenum Spacer - Alphawerks Stainless Steel Headers - Helix SS Test Pipes - Injen Super SES Cat-Back Exhaust System - 6 Pad Puck Ceramic Clutch and Forged Steel Flywheel by Competition Clutch - WedsSport SA-70 Last edited by davidv; 04-03-2008 at 08:18 PM. |
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If your breaking traction on 1-2 and 2-3 with bolt-ons tires are an issue, or your not going around the water box and making your run worse by trailing water to the line. Practice makes perfect, the more seat time you get the better you will get.
What year is your car? 7100rpm's is only available in a Revup or a reflashed car. I dont think you have an HR....
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What mods do you have?
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03' Touring 6MT / Black / Black / Vortech 3.12 Pulley / Powerlab 3/8" Spacer / 6 Wire Earthing Ground Kit / JWT Clutch / SS Clutch Line / Utec / DeatschWerks 600cc's / Walboro 255 / Megan Resonated Downpipes / AAM Uego / Autometer Boost / JWT Oil Pan Spacer / Snow Performance Stage 2 Meth Injection / Tuned by FORGED! 330whp on the Heartbreaker.
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*stock* 2007 SMB 6-speed Enthusiast - 13.239 @ 105.67 and going for more |
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warming street tires for a couple seconds has always worked for me too, worth a try
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They take a slicks style burnout to be warming (which it is) and 5 revolutions of the tires to be cleaning. I've never tried REALLY short burnouts because if you watch street tires during a burnout (good ones only) they burn a dark color for a second then get lighter. When they burn lighter they are clean...thats about the point I burn to.
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