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Old 12-22-2008, 01:37 PM
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Originally Posted by ajcool2
Awesome times man. Most SC times I've seen made me think it would be a waste of time to buy one but this definatly makes me think twice. My 04 touring Z weighs 3280 with me in it.
wow..that means you weigh 33lbs
Old 12-22-2008, 01:44 PM
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Originally Posted by coachk
wow..that means you weigh 33lbs
lol if you saw me you probably would think I do. I weigh about 145. I weighed the car with no jack, spare tire, test pipes and x02 exhaust.

OP: Are you planning on dynoing the car anytime soon?
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awesome!

tons of people never thought it was possible
...glad this showed them up

OldManZ350, you're probably crossing the line at the bottom of 5th gear, ever consider a shorter final drive so you'd be at the top of 5th gear instead?

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Old 12-22-2008, 11:25 PM
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OldManZ350, you're probably crossing the line at the bottom of 5th gear, ever consider a shorter final drive so you'd be at the top of 5th gear instead?
I did have that problem with m/t 275/50/15's (26 in tall) ran 12.010@118
changed tires to m/t 275/60/15's (28 in) tall ran 11.856@116.76

With the 28's I cut .277 off my 330ft and .263 off my 1/8, but lost .110 in the second half of the track. It also was very humid and higher dew point. Car runs best in Dry, cool weather. I will run 11.50's-11.60 with this setup.

Now I waiting for someone to Correct me ( 275/50/15's are really 26.1 tall) and Hijack the thread again. haha

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Nice time, but a 03' touring doesn't weigh 3450lbs, I've weighed mine countless times at the track; it's about 3200 without spare and jack and me in in it.
the title of this thread is: My New Best Time Vortech
NOT What does your 2003 Touring really Weigh

Please stick with the Subject, or start your Own Thread
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Good job Tim...shoot me a PM when you go back to the track.
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Thanks, will Do..............
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Tim,
did you upgrade axels yet?

tom

Originally Posted by OldManZ350
I did have that problem with m/t 275/50/15's (26 in tall) ran 12.010@118
changed tires to m/t 275/60/15's (28 in) tall ran 11.856@116.76

With the 28's I cut .277 off my 330ft and .263 off my 1/8, but lost .110 in the second half of the track. It also was very humid and higher dew point. Car runs best in Dry, cool weather. I will run 11.50's-11.60 with this setup.

Now I waiting for someone to Correct me ( 275/50/15's are really 26.1 tall) and Hijack the thread again. haha

Started Here

the title of this thread is: My New Best Time Vortech
NOT What does your 2003 Touring really Weigh

Please stick with the Subject, or start your Own Thread
Old 12-23-2008, 06:56 AM
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Stock Axles
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Very nice SC time

Congrats!!

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so with the 275/60/15's, you didn't have to shift to 5th? or did you have to shift to 5th every time regardless of tire?

again, nice times
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With a 28" tire you don't have to shift to 5th..275/60 is a 28" tire
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6700rpm redline, with 26in tall tire, and stock 3.5diff I was going through the traps banging the rev limiter in 4th at 117mph all day (on pumpgas)......Was at the point that if I shifted to 5th it slowed me down a bit.

thats all changing this season woohoo

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With a 28" tire you don't have to shift to 5th..275/60 is a 28" tire
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Tom...are the SP guys running the 3.5 diff
Old 12-23-2008, 11:39 AM
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yea they are running a stock 6spd 3.5diff but they have a slightly higher redline

I have a 3.3 vlsd sitting on the garage floor waiting to go into mine. And we'll be doing cams too (help the engine breather a little easier).

Tom

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Tom...are the SP guys running the 3.5 diff
Old 12-23-2008, 12:44 PM
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Tim...any plans of changing your diff to the 3.3. I remember a guy that raced with me @ Bradenton and he went with the 28" tire and a 3.3 in his 6mt and he had plenty of 4th gear left going thru the traps. I wonder if any of this makes a difference on a SC Z opposed to a turboed Z
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Don't know if the centrifigul SC's make enough low-mid tq to warrant a lower geared diff like the turbo's due. But I could be off for Tim's setup.

Tom

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Tim...any plans of changing your diff to the 3.3. I remember a guy that raced with me @ Bradenton and he went with the 28" tire and a 3.3 in his 6mt and he had plenty of 4th gear left going thru the traps. I wonder if any of this makes a difference on a SC Z opposed to a turboed Z
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nice. brembo owners get the shaft for dragging. At least MT makes a 275/55/16 DR. Good to hear your JWT clutch is working out. Mine just slips when i try to launch.

11.5 will take some more seat time. i'm sure you get it though.

Originally Posted by OldManZ350
2003 Touring 350z, 6 speed, 3334lbs with an 87lb SC, Vortech Kit with SC-Trim, 2.87 pulley, 12.5 Lbs of Boost......NO spray, Jwt clutch and flywheel, M/T 275/60/15's, over 420WHP but just a guess, Tuned by Me.
35,000 miles with Votech.

I'm still coming out of the hole a bit easy, just don't what to break my car.

Thanks Very Much Guys.....
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Originally Posted by str8dum1
nice. brembo owners get the shaft for dragging. At least MT makes a 275/55/16 DR. Good to hear your JWT clutch is working out. Mine just slips when i try to launch.

11.5 will take some more seat time. i'm sure you get it though.
My car will go 11.50's -11.60's before summer, every time I take it out to the drags I run another best time. The car has only 13 runs on it, and I only run it 2 or 3 times when I go.

Tim...any plans of changing your diff to the 3.3. I remember a guy that raced with me @ Bradenton and he went with the 28" tire and a 3.3 in his 6mt and he had plenty of 4th gear left going thru the traps. I wonder if any of this makes a difference on a SC Z opposed to a turboed Z
With the 26 M/T's and 6600RPM I was hitting the rev limiter @ 113 in 4th gear and had to shift into 5th just before the traps.
With the 26 M/T's and 7100RPM I was hitting the rev limiter @ 118 in 4th gear and had to shift into 5th just before the traps.
With the 28 M/T's and 7100RPM it will go 130 in 4th gear before hitting the rev limiter.
So I have plenty of room now in 4th Gear with the 3.535 Diff. Trap RPM is 6300-6400. A 27 tall tire would be perfect for the setup i have now.
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what are you tuning with?
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Those are awsome times. Just one question. If you're reving to 7100rpms with a 2.87 pulley, aren't you worried about overspinning your blower?


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