Street tires only please. Please mention brand of tires/size of wheels/what RPM launch. Just trying to get an idea of what is the norm. Thanks.

 

2.070

 

and i havent done it since then and that was the first time i took it to the track with just a nismo cai i havnt gotten better then a 2.2 since but that could be caues my tires are bald but i am getting some 295's within the week and should help me get back down to a 2.0 i hope

 

1.98 60ft AT5 Nitto 555's 275 18's

 

Bone stock only ran it 3X, 2nd pass was a 2.052. Followed by a 2.08X 60ft. I think I coulda nipped 1.9X on stock suspension just didnt have enough seat time. IMO, a good 60ft for a street tire Z is a 2.0X...most do 2.1-2.2 60ft's.

 

1.96 on Goodyear F1 245/40/18 street tires. I have done a lot of 1.9s on these tires. Did I mention that they are the best tires I've ever used in the rain?

 

2.102 60' with 235/50/17 Good Year F1 DS-G3 (35 PSI F/R) @ 2,000 RPM launch (6MT). However, CSW is okay on launch pad prep (I never seem to get the nice prep times).

 

Wow thats impressive.

 

1.913 Bridgestone Potenza RE040's, on stock wheels.

I did a couple of little burn outs to clean them off, tested for traction then lined up, and feathered it out at 5,500+.

 

2.0x Nitto NT555 275/40-18 Probably launched at about 2500 w/ 5AT

 

2.00 on some miracle run at a new track (nb: bad traction) Goodyear Eagle F1 GS-D3

 

1.5 or 1.7 consistantly is your a hater....

 

Two practice rounds plus two elimination rounds on Goodyear tires. My apologies but I don't recall the RPM. My eyes are on the Christmas tree not the tachometer. 17-inch OEM wheels.

 

on street tires???

 

1.92s

stock (except AEM CAI),
tire pressure 22psi (OE tires),
rpms were around 3.5-4.5 w/ feathering of clutch.

 

2.156, before new tires. They were pirelli's and bald, 245/45/18.
Hopefully my new tires will yield better results. Bridgestone potenzas 275/35/18 and 9.5 wheels. Curious, should I lower my pressure with radials?

 

Very nice!

 

don't bald tires provide better traction? more surface area?

 

Correct.