Results from Friday @ ID
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I got all my videos posted up on the net today, from what I got taped yesterday. Here's a link to them: http://www.saturn9.ws/troy/Videos/Interstate%20Drags%20May%2020%202005/
I sort of labeled who was racing in the filenames of each one. -
That was a friend of mines bike. It has something rediculous like 3000 original miles on it or something. He knows it is slow but took it out just to fuck around.
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ChrisB wrote:
I actually didn't drive my car at all on Friday. I let one of my friends drive it once, he left traction control on and ran something like 14.56 @ 100mph. I turned it off and let him go again and he did 13.53 @ 110mph with a 2.3 60 ft. When I got in I was pretty much right behind Tjamz when they called it for the day. The car was on 92 octane, 14 pounds of boost, and street tires so I wasn't expecting much.
werd i drove the supra that day... It was my first time racing a rwd car that's why i suck at the water box soo bad
But ya the 13.53 @ 110.7 wasn't too bad... Just shows that i need to bring those 60fts. down to maybe get out a 12.5 or so...
edit: on the second run i made... The fucker started the tree before i even had time to spool the turbo's hence the horrid 60ft. God damn-it i just wanted to do better -
NightriderWRX wrote:
werd i drove the supra that day... It was my first time racing a rwd car that's why i suck at the water box soo bad But ya the 13.53 @ 110.7 wasn't too bad... Just shows that i need to bring those 60fts. down to maybe get out a 12.5 or so...
edit: on the second run i made... The fucker started the tree before i even had time to spool the turbo's hence the horrid 60ft. God damn-it i just wanted to do better
Not hating, just letting you know, when you light the "stage" light, you are in essence, letting the starter know you are ready. You could also do what Dave Henry does all the time and not go when the light turns green, just sit and let it spool and leave when it is ready. Your ET will be better, only your reaction time will suffer(which doesn't matter if you aren't actually racing someone). -
treimche wrote:
I got all my videos posted up on the net today, from what I got taped yesterday. Here's a link to them: http://www.saturn9.ws/troy/Videos/Interstate%20Drags%20May%2020%202005/
I sort of labeled who was racing in the filenames of each one.Nice vids.....now if i only knew how to drive.
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For what it's worth....Warren Stramer with the older Laser ran a few low 11's on sunday. 11.15 was his best I think and that was with a intercooler pipe blown off coasting through the traps at like 103. I think if he gets a pipe to stay on he will own the fastest 4 cylinder in ND plus have the fastest fwd record. Looks like he's on track for at least a 10.8 or so. (his is a SOHC motor too)
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I like that Laser, back susp. is pretty trick, all homemade i think.
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Just FYI I cut a .05 light on Sat.
But yes, if you want to run the best ET possible it works well to sit and just get the rpm's right, etc and launch whenever the heck you want, not trying to cut a good light.2wheeler wrote:
Not hating, just letting you know, when you light the "stage" light, you are in essence, letting the starter know you are ready. You could also do what Dave Henry does all the time and not go when the light turns green, just sit and let it spool and leave when it is ready. Your ET will be better, only your reaction time will suffer(which doesn't matter if you aren't actually racing someone).DaveH
'94 Supra- 7.77 @ 176mph -
fallguy wrote:
For what it's worth....Warren Stramer with the older Laser ran a few low 11's on sunday. 11.15 was his best I think and that was with a intercooler pipe blown off coasting through the traps at like 103. I think if he gets a pipe to stay on he will own the fastest 4 cylinder in ND plus have the fastest fwd record. Looks like he's on track for at least a 10.8 or so. (his is a SOHC motor too)
that car was fucking awesome...
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