6spd Time Slips
03-28-2007, 01:25 PM
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6spd Time Slips
I was just curious how fast some of the 6spd CTD's out there are?
Since we can't shift as fast as an auto, do we have to have that much more pwr??
Since we can't shift as fast as an auto, do we have to have that much more pwr??
03-28-2007, 01:38 PM
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Autos are weak! Ha! Row that bad boy.
The best 1/4 I have done is 12.68 @ 109.5 MPH. That run had a 60' of 1.79 secs and a 1/8th mile time of 8.155 @ 86.9 MPH.
This past weekend I ran at the 1/8 Mile OBX Bounty hunter race (first real run with the GDP bars) and turned a 8.061 @ 86.6 MPH with a 1.76 sixty foot time (held 2nd too long, so the mph was a tick soft). With a little less weight (too much fuel on board) and the install of my CP3 mods I'm thinking that 7's in the 1/8th are doable... especially in good air on a good track. BTW, that 1/8th time should expand out to a ~12.55 1/4 ET.
The best 1/4 I have done is 12.68 @ 109.5 MPH. That run had a 60' of 1.79 secs and a 1/8th mile time of 8.155 @ 86.9 MPH.
This past weekend I ran at the 1/8 Mile OBX Bounty hunter race (first real run with the GDP bars) and turned a 8.061 @ 86.6 MPH with a 1.76 sixty foot time (held 2nd too long, so the mph was a tick soft). With a little less weight (too much fuel on board) and the install of my CP3 mods I'm thinking that 7's in the 1/8th are doable... especially in good air on a good track. BTW, that 1/8th time should expand out to a ~12.55 1/4 ET.
03-28-2007, 01:48 PM
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Autos are weak! Ha! Row that bad boy.
The best 1/4 I have done is 12.68 @ 109.5 MPH. That run had a 60' of 1.79 secs and a 1/8th mile time of 8.155 @ 86.9 MPH.
This past weekend I ran at the 1/8 Mile OBX Bounty hunter race (first real run with the GDP bars) and turned a 8.061 @ 86.6 MPH with a 1.76 sixty foot time (held 2nd too long, so the mph was a tick soft). With a little less weight (too much fuel on board) and the install of my CP3 mods I'm thinking that 7's in the 1/8th are doable... especially in good air on a good track. BTW, that 1/8th time should expand out to a ~12.55 1/4 ET.
The best 1/4 I have done is 12.68 @ 109.5 MPH. That run had a 60' of 1.79 secs and a 1/8th mile time of 8.155 @ 86.9 MPH.
This past weekend I ran at the 1/8 Mile OBX Bounty hunter race (first real run with the GDP bars) and turned a 8.061 @ 86.6 MPH with a 1.76 sixty foot time (held 2nd too long, so the mph was a tick soft). With a little less weight (too much fuel on board) and the install of my CP3 mods I'm thinking that 7's in the 1/8th are doable... especially in good air on a good track. BTW, that 1/8th time should expand out to a ~12.55 1/4 ET.
You must have a huge right arm.
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