13.0 @ 103 with only 4 bolt-on's !!!!!!!
From what I've checked, this car is supposed to top out at 117 in fourth. Which means that if you had to shift into fifth before finishing the quarter @ 103mph, that means that either you shifted really early, or the overall diameter is a lot smaller...or maybe just not fully inflated? If you had more of a diameter on the wheels you would save yourself a gear shift and gain a tenth or 2....
Originally posted by zimbo
I'm pretty sure that 117 number is for the automatic.
--Steve
I'm pretty sure that 117 number is for the automatic.
--Steve
Originally posted by genieman17
na...cuz 117 in fourth...about 145 in fifth and then 155 limited in 6th...that makes sense...the overall diameter of the slicks is much smaller.
na...cuz 117 in fourth...about 145 in fifth and then 155 limited in 6th...that makes sense...the overall diameter of the slicks is much smaller.
I go to the drag strip a good bit and even with my smaller dia. D/R at the end of the 1/4 it's right there at redline.
I'm with zimbo, probably for an auto.
117 is max speed in fourth...unless this website is completely wrong. http://www.supercarx.com/articles/sp...tions/350z.htm
6 different ratios = 6 speed
6 different ratios = 6 speed
Originally posted by genieman17
117 is max speed in fourth...unless this website is completely wrong. http://www.supercarx.com/articles/sp...tions/350z.htm
6 different ratios = 6 speed
117 is max speed in fourth...unless this website is completely wrong. http://www.supercarx.com/articles/sp...tions/350z.htm
6 different ratios = 6 speed
105 is the max. If you don't believe it go try and see if you can get 117 without bypassing the rev limiter.
Originally posted by Jason@Performance
he essentially changed his final drive gear with the smaller tires... he would have had to shift into 5th to get much above 100MPH i would emagine...
he essentially changed his final drive gear with the smaller tires... he would have had to shift into 5th to get much above 100MPH i would emagine...
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Originally posted by genieman17
Thats what I was trying to say...and what I was implying is that with wheels and tires that are more close to stock diameter, he would be able to run even faster, because he would have less gear shifts during the run...just a thought...
Thats what I was trying to say...and what I was implying is that with wheels and tires that are more close to stock diameter, he would be able to run even faster, because he would have less gear shifts during the run...just a thought...
but his car would have been slower by .5 to .75 seconds with stock diamater tires is my guess... putting on smaller tires and wheels like that is like taking off 500lbs of weight of the car...
Ok maybe I don't get what you are talking about but I've been over 140mph on the highway and in 4th gear with my AT. ALso when I did my last dyno I stayed in 4th gear and I just happened to look and saw 151 mph. Are you guys talking about something else?
Originally posted by genieman17
From what I've checked, this car is supposed to top out at 117 in fourth. Which means that if you had to shift into fifth before finishing the quarter @ 103mph, that means that either you shifted really early, or the overall diameter is a lot smaller...or maybe just not fully inflated? If you had more of a diameter on the wheels you would save yourself a gear shift and gain a tenth or 2....
From what I've checked, this car is supposed to top out at 117 in fourth. Which means that if you had to shift into fifth before finishing the quarter @ 103mph, that means that either you shifted really early, or the overall diameter is a lot smaller...or maybe just not fully inflated? If you had more of a diameter on the wheels you would save yourself a gear shift and gain a tenth or 2....
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AT is different... if you were to put the final drive gear out of a 6MT in there your 4th gear will only go up to 120ish... i forget what it is exactly...
on bigger slicks i would have ran the same...
with bigger slicks and up above 3000ft sea level i have ran 13.52 @ 101
with the bigger slicks that i ran the 13.52 on i might have been able to run alittle faster. The correction factor for the track i ran that at is at BARE MINIMUM .4 tenths and goes anywhere from .4 tenth's to .8 tenths' depending no the heat and humidity
The smaller ones DID change my gearing of course... But i also had to shift again which if any of you have tried to power shift to 5th it's a really pain and slow shift.
With the 24.5" slicks i might have been able to hit a 12.9... Me and all my friends think that car could possibly hit a 12.8. We are giong back in September or October but i don't know if i'll still have the same mods or not...
If i go and have the same mods i'll run the 24.5" slicks
with bigger slicks and up above 3000ft sea level i have ran 13.52 @ 101
with the bigger slicks that i ran the 13.52 on i might have been able to run alittle faster. The correction factor for the track i ran that at is at BARE MINIMUM .4 tenths and goes anywhere from .4 tenth's to .8 tenths' depending no the heat and humidity
The smaller ones DID change my gearing of course... But i also had to shift again which if any of you have tried to power shift to 5th it's a really pain and slow shift.
With the 24.5" slicks i might have been able to hit a 12.9... Me and all my friends think that car could possibly hit a 12.8. We are giong back in September or October but i don't know if i'll still have the same mods or not...
If i go and have the same mods i'll run the 24.5" slicks
I'm no expert when it comes to getting good traction but since i can't be driving to work and all on slicks would it be a good idea to just put on some really wide wheels like 10.5 's ?


