07 a/t z - 13.28 @ 108
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07 a/t z - 13.28 @ 108
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2007 350z - Auto
Motordyne ART Pipes
Injen Dual CAI
Osiris UpRev Email tune by Vince at R/T
Stock wheels and tires- PSI set to 25
Took the Z to SGMP (South Georgia Motorsports) today for the first time and tried my luck at the track.. First run I was nervous as hell ran a 13.5 @ 106. From there I toyed with my burn outs, launches, shifting, PSI in the tires etc. It was all a learning experience for me. I consistently would do better... low 13.5, 13.4, 13.3, but couldn't break 13.2. Finally I took it to the burnout pit, did what I could, lined it up, loaded it to 2k, dumped and spun like crazy and came out with a 13.28 after spinning my *** off.
All my runs had a 60ft of 2.00-2.10 I could NOT get the 60ft down....
So final best time was 13.28 @ 108 with a 2.09 60ft
Hey quick question - can anyone explain to me (i read this, but not the reason why or how to get around it), why the auto Z's do not allow you to spin the tires while you're holding the brake? I have some ridiculously stiff tires from whoever previously owned it and could not heat them up for the life of me...
2007 350z - Auto
Motordyne ART Pipes
Injen Dual CAI
Osiris UpRev Email tune by Vince at R/T
Stock wheels and tires- PSI set to 25
Took the Z to SGMP (South Georgia Motorsports) today for the first time and tried my luck at the track.. First run I was nervous as hell ran a 13.5 @ 106. From there I toyed with my burn outs, launches, shifting, PSI in the tires etc. It was all a learning experience for me. I consistently would do better... low 13.5, 13.4, 13.3, but couldn't break 13.2. Finally I took it to the burnout pit, did what I could, lined it up, loaded it to 2k, dumped and spun like crazy and came out with a 13.28 after spinning my *** off.
All my runs had a 60ft of 2.00-2.10 I could NOT get the 60ft down....
So final best time was 13.28 @ 108 with a 2.09 60ft
Hey quick question - can anyone explain to me (i read this, but not the reason why or how to get around it), why the auto Z's do not allow you to spin the tires while you're holding the brake? I have some ridiculously stiff tires from whoever previously owned it and could not heat them up for the life of me...
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Thanks man, I tried a bunch of different things to find the best launch but really the street tires just hindered me from getting a better 60ft
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2007 350z - Auto
Motordyne ART Pipes
Injen Dual CAI
Osiris UpRev Email tune by Vince at R/T
Stock wheels and rims - PSI set to 25
Took the Z to SGMP (South Georgia Motorsports) today for the first time and tried my luck at the track.. First run I was nervous as hell ran a 13.5 @ 106. From there I toyed with my burn outs, launches, shifting, PSI in the tires etc. It was all a learning experience for me. I consistently would do better... low 13.5, 13.4, 13.3, but couldn't break 13.2. Finally I took it to the burnout pit, did what I could, lined it up, loaded it to 2k, dumped and spun like crazy and came out with a 13.28 after spinning my *** off.
All my runs had a 60ft of 2.00-2.10 I could NOT get the 60ft down....
So final best time was 13.28 @ 108 with a 2.09 60ft
Hey quick question - can anyone explain to me (i read this, but not the reason why or how to get around it), why the auto Z's do not allow you to spin the tires while you're holding the brake? I have some ridiculously stiff tires from whoever previously owned it and could not heat them up for the life of me...
2007 350z - Auto
Motordyne ART Pipes
Injen Dual CAI
Osiris UpRev Email tune by Vince at R/T
Stock wheels and rims - PSI set to 25
Took the Z to SGMP (South Georgia Motorsports) today for the first time and tried my luck at the track.. First run I was nervous as hell ran a 13.5 @ 106. From there I toyed with my burn outs, launches, shifting, PSI in the tires etc. It was all a learning experience for me. I consistently would do better... low 13.5, 13.4, 13.3, but couldn't break 13.2. Finally I took it to the burnout pit, did what I could, lined it up, loaded it to 2k, dumped and spun like crazy and came out with a 13.28 after spinning my *** off.
All my runs had a 60ft of 2.00-2.10 I could NOT get the 60ft down....
So final best time was 13.28 @ 108 with a 2.09 60ft
Hey quick question - can anyone explain to me (i read this, but not the reason why or how to get around it), why the auto Z's do not allow you to spin the tires while you're holding the brake? I have some ridiculously stiff tires from whoever previously owned it and could not heat them up for the life of me...
Get a set of M/T street radials 275/40/17's on 9"-10" wide wheels, # 672-3743R from Jegs. Also a set of 17" wheels. They drive well on the street & will give you 1.8-1.9 60' with proper heat up. Also work fine with stock front tires.
You can just make one long spin, then just pull up to the line or do as the mod suggested with the brake fuse & take the car into the water. With traction off of course, spin them till water avaporates & white smoke comes out both tires. This should give you a 1.7 60' and a 12.9 time for sure.
Water helps get both tires spinning.
My first 12 second run ever had those tires. I had stock wheels/tires in the front & drag radials in the rear.
Video is on "drag times.com" first page. Look for Andre Best of luck/nice to see a drag racer....
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Congratulation, great e/t & mph. If it's ok to suggest something, I think you'll have no problem doing twelves.
Get a set of M/T street radials 275/40/17's on 9"-10" wide wheels, # 672-3743R from Jegs. Also a set of 17" wheels. They drive well on the street & will give you 1.8-1.9 60' with proper heat up. Also work fine with stock front tires.
You can just make one long spin, then just pull up to the line or do as the mod suggested with the brake fuse & take the car into the water. With traction off of course, spin them till water avaporates & white smoke comes out both tires. This should give you a 1.7 60' and a 12.9 time for sure.
Water helps get both tires spinning.
My first 12 second run ever had those tires. I had stock wheels/tires in the front & drag radials in the rear.
Video is on "drag times.com" first page. Look for Andre Best of luck/nice to see a drag racer....
Get a set of M/T street radials 275/40/17's on 9"-10" wide wheels, # 672-3743R from Jegs. Also a set of 17" wheels. They drive well on the street & will give you 1.8-1.9 60' with proper heat up. Also work fine with stock front tires.
You can just make one long spin, then just pull up to the line or do as the mod suggested with the brake fuse & take the car into the water. With traction off of course, spin them till water avaporates & white smoke comes out both tires. This should give you a 1.7 60' and a 12.9 time for sure.
Water helps get both tires spinning.
My first 12 second run ever had those tires. I had stock wheels/tires in the front & drag radials in the rear.
Video is on "drag times.com" first page. Look for Andre Best of luck/nice to see a drag racer....
my 3rd when shifting with the triptonic goes to about 118 so I went through in 3rd. I would really like to get gears down the road too, help wake it up a bit.
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I was told the auto was a 3.2, and 6spd was 3.5?? I would like to go to 3.73 as this is currently my daily driver. Hopefully I'll be able to change that in a month and get a beater so I can park this. If that was the case than gears wouldnt be an issue at all
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You started with a good time slip & high mph. That was with what looked like very poor traction. So instead of improving your traction & seeing where you stand, your are now looking at gears. I won't waist my time telling you that you're taking the get nowhere route, that is so very common with the members of this forum.