75whp increase...trap speed to expect ?
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Originally Posted by 3hree5ive0ero
I'm basically stock - popcharger, mrev2, y-pipe back exhaust.. I only dyno'd at 244 whp and 230 wtq.. it was 101 degrees though with high humidity..
My best was a 13.8 @ 103 with a 60' of 2.0. This run was on 23rd of June so imagine all the heat and humidity of Texas during summer.
My best was a 13.8 @ 103 with a 60' of 2.0. This run was on 23rd of June so imagine all the heat and humidity of Texas during summer.
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Originally Posted by 3hree5ive0ero
I'm basically stock - popcharger, mrev2, y-pipe back exhaust.. I only dyno'd at 244 whp and 230 wtq.. it was 101 degrees though with high humidity..
My best was a 13.8 @ 103 with a 60' of 2.0. This run was on 23rd of June so imagine all the heat and humidity of Texas during summer.
My best was a 13.8 @ 103 with a 60' of 2.0. This run was on 23rd of June so imagine all the heat and humidity of Texas during summer.
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Originally Posted by 3hree5ive0ero
Trust me. You need to come to TX and race in the extreme heat and humidity. The car will not run even close to what you'll expect.
Come out to West Texas for a real letdown. Take the 100 degree heat and add in 3000ft elevation. My car with popcharger and Injen SES ran 15.3 in July of 04. I dont even bother going to the track unless its winter time and its in the 50s. Best time now in cooler weather at the same elevation is 14.3.
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Originally Posted by 3hree5ive0ero
Temp and humidity mean absolutely NOTHING without knowing altitude & barometric pressure. Secondly, most dynos are SAE corrected so I'm not sure why you listed the dyno conditions. You also neglected to mention relevant details about your actual 1/4 times.
The price of beans in china confused me, that's all.
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Originally Posted by BluZee
Come out to West Texas for a real letdown. Take the 100 degree heat and add in 3000ft elevation. My car with popcharger and Injen SES ran 15.3 in July of 04. I dont even bother going to the track unless its winter time and its in the 50s. Best time now in cooler weather at the same elevation is 14.3.
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Originally Posted by roast
Temp and humidity mean absolutely NOTHING without knowing altitude & barometric pressure. Secondly, most dynos are SAE corrected so I'm not sure why you listed the dyno conditions. You also neglected to mention relevant details about your actual 1/4 times.
The price of beans in china confused me, that's all.
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My guess 112-114mph under your conditions....only one way to find out. LOL @ the "some of you have downhill tracks" part also man I picked up 5-6mph from only 23whp NA
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Originally Posted by 3hree5ive0ero
Can you post up the timeslip for the 14.3?
Off the top of my head:
60ft 2.0x
1/8 9.2 @ ??
1/4 14.33 @ 98.7
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Originally Posted by 3hree5ive0ero
You should've asked then.. the elevation is about 500' and the pressure was 30.00. Happy?
You didn't explain why you listed the weather for your dyno run like it meant something??
I also already knew the elevation around the dallas area (was that at texas motorplex by any chance?)
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Originally Posted by 3hree5ive0ero
I just wanted to compare it with my own runs that are 14.33ish and my best ones to see how much the "west texas" weather is affecting a more modded Z than mine.
OK, cool. I'll look for it when I get home.
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Originally Posted by Alberto
Well I can honestly say tracks I run at are not downhill....we had a track in MD that was uphill! But its now closed.
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Originally Posted by roast
I'm never happy.
You didn't explain why you listed the weather for your dyno run like it meant something??
I also already knew the elevation around the dallas area (was that at texas motorplex by any chance?)
You still didn't list the relevant weather variables for the actual 1/4 run. The mean temp. on june 23rd was 84 degrees and the max temp for that day was 91, so it's kinda hard for me to believe it was a scorching 103.
You didn't explain why you listed the weather for your dyno run like it meant something??
I also already knew the elevation around the dallas area (was that at texas motorplex by any chance?)
You still didn't list the relevant weather variables for the actual 1/4 run. The mean temp. on june 23rd was 84 degrees and the max temp for that day was 91, so it's kinda hard for me to believe it was a scorching 103.
The reason why I included the weather for my dyno date was because everybody seemed to dyno so much less than what they should have. So I figured even though it was SAE corrected, the correction factor of 1.05 wasn't enough. The TT was to dyno around 440 whp but only got 407.
If you already know the elevation of the TX area, why even bother to ask? Think I'm gonna lie? And yes it was Texas Motorplex.
As for the relevant weather variables for the 1/4 mile run, you're right I didn't listed everything. Where in my post does it say that it was a "scorching 103?" The 103 is the trap speed in mph.. not degrees fahrenheit. The specific variables for that date, as I have recorded, was as follows:
temperature: 88°
humidity: 55%
pressure: 30.00
track elevation: ~500
Any other variables you want or nonsense you wanna keep talking about?