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Originally posted by aznkukuboi
wow fastQ
wow fastQ
What's with all the useless posts man....it's really retarded. And why do you put random letters at the end of words???
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thats not stock!!!!snow tires hook like drag radials.
makes no matter though bri, those are some great times you clicked off.
I made a couple passes yesterday on street tires for the first time in 5or 6 months and trapped 103+ in some shitty fl DA's, i was stoked my vert trapped that high in this weather.
makes no matter though bri, those are some great times you clicked off.
I made a couple passes yesterday on street tires for the first time in 5or 6 months and trapped 103+ in some shitty fl DA's, i was stoked my vert trapped that high in this weather.
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Originally posted by Alberto
Forgot to ask you what were your shift points man?
Forgot to ask you what were your shift points man?
As for the snow tires...they are the stock 17in sizes...235/50-17 in the rear and 225/50-17 in the front. Michelin Pilot Alpins.
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Originally posted by jackie chan
thats not stock!!!!snow tires hook like drag radials.
makes no matter though bri, those are some great times you clicked off.
I made a couple passes yesterday on street tires for the first time in 5or 6 months and trapped 103+ in some shitty fl DA's, i was stoked my vert trapped that high in this weather.
thats not stock!!!!snow tires hook like drag radials.
makes no matter though bri, those are some great times you clicked off.
I made a couple passes yesterday on street tires for the first time in 5or 6 months and trapped 103+ in some shitty fl DA's, i was stoked my vert trapped that high in this weather.
thanks for the props dude...I'm impressed with your traps also.
Just a side note...about the density altitude. We ran on Saturday...not yesterday...a nice high pressure center came through yesterday....the DA was a bit higher on saturday.
Originally posted by BriGuyMax
just before redline in every gear....I used to bump off the rev limiter all the time when I tried to wind it all the way out...so I lowered my shift points just a bit and my runs are much more consistant.
just before redline in every gear....I used to bump off the rev limiter all the time when I tried to wind it all the way out...so I lowered my shift points just a bit and my runs are much more consistant.
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Originally posted by BriGuyMax
you're kidding right??? I used to hook better with my stock RE040s....
thanks for the props dude...I'm impressed with your traps also.
Just a side note...about the density altitude. We ran on Saturday...not yesterday...a nice high pressure center came through yesterday....the DA was a bit higher on saturday.
you're kidding right??? I used to hook better with my stock RE040s....
thanks for the props dude...I'm impressed with your traps also.
Just a side note...about the density altitude. We ran on Saturday...not yesterday...a nice high pressure center came through yesterday....the DA was a bit higher on saturday.
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Originally posted by jackie chan
i was just posting the DAs because i didnt want people to say you were picking up 1mph and .1 because the DA was -600' or some ****...wanna link to a good place to log ets? i
i was just posting the DAs because i didnt want people to say you were picking up 1mph and .1 because the DA was -600' or some ****...wanna link to a good place to log ets? i
Nice times! It shows your a great driver and I think you have a factory freak. BTW how many miles on your Z? I remember Autoweek had a longterm update on the Z with 40k miles and it trapped 103.
I think it has more to do with his driving ability and less with his car.
Another thing people keep forgetting is that if you drive the car economically (shifing ~2500rpms), the ECU will adjust for that. So if you're an economical driver on the weekdays and you go to the track on the weekend, your times might not be the best. If you do three runs, it might not fully adjust till the 3rd run, if at all. The best thing to do is to reset the ECU then drive really hard, then drag it. Or drive it really hard on the way to the strip
Another thing people keep forgetting is that if you drive the car economically (shifing ~2500rpms), the ECU will adjust for that. So if you're an economical driver on the weekdays and you go to the track on the weekend, your times might not be the best. If you do three runs, it might not fully adjust till the 3rd run, if at all. The best thing to do is to reset the ECU then drive really hard, then drag it. Or drive it really hard on the way to the strip
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Originally posted by JonsilvZ
Nice times! It shows your a great driver and I think you have a factory freak. BTW how many miles on your Z? I remember Autoweek had a longterm update on the Z with 40k miles and it trapped 103.
Nice times! It shows your a great driver and I think you have a factory freak. BTW how many miles on your Z? I remember Autoweek had a longterm update on the Z with 40k miles and it trapped 103.
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Originally posted by phile
I think it has more to do with his driving ability and less with his car.
Another thing people keep forgetting is that if you drive the car economically (shifing ~2500rpms), the ECU will adjust for that. So if you're an economical driver on the weekdays and you go to the track on the weekend, your times might not be the best. If you do three runs, it might not fully adjust till the 3rd run, if at all. The best thing to do is to reset the ECU then drive really hard, then drag it. Or drive it really hard on the way to the strip
I think it has more to do with his driving ability and less with his car.
Another thing people keep forgetting is that if you drive the car economically (shifing ~2500rpms), the ECU will adjust for that. So if you're an economical driver on the weekdays and you go to the track on the weekend, your times might not be the best. If you do three runs, it might not fully adjust till the 3rd run, if at all. The best thing to do is to reset the ECU then drive really hard, then drag it. Or drive it really hard on the way to the strip




