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RE: 13's with simple bolt ons..some say no and I say yeah - 11/29/2004 10:30:13 PM   
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I could see a high trap speed, but not witht hat 60' time... That means he had like no spinning = lower trap speed.

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RE: 13's with simple bolt ons..some say no and I say yeah - 11/30/2004 12:11:40 PM   
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And a 13 second pass at only 97mph WILL HAVE to have sticky tires. It would require a 1.9 60' or so


my first 13 came with a 2.110 60' time and a 100.30 mph MD on slicks, so that shoots your 1.9 60' theory all to heck.

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If he has a transbrake especially.


NO TRANSBRAKE HERE, STRICTLY FOOTBRAKING!

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Bring it to Houston and we will make it run 13s with gears and exhaust and a pulley.


Houston is damn near below sea level and with good air, good times will be there too!
NHRA Pro Stocks love running at Houston when the air is good!

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Im havin a tough time believin the 103+ trap speed outta just an extra 20 or 30 hp


here's my timeslip from the best run before I switched from 3.73 to 4.56 gears. this is one of the passes from March 2000 in 50 degree air when I averaged the 13.915 @ 100.45 I mentioned earlier in this thread.
60' 2.080
330' 5.821
1/8 8.925
mph 79.23
1000' 11.584
1/4 13.821
mph 100.63

note the 2.08 60' combined with the 13.821 ET!
and 2 more mph wouldn't have taken all that much more HP to get, especially since my home made ram air intake increased my top end mph from 96.852 up to 99.333 after I added it on the Stang. heck, a good tail wind might have put me there too!

What I'm trying to say here is simply this, where you run (track altitude) and the weather, including the wind and wind direction, on any given day has tons to do with how well any car will run. in my case, the weather can add or subtract up to 0.4 secs to my ET on any given day.

and as far as tires go, slicks are made for drag racing, so why not run slicks! I do! LOL




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RE: 13's with simple bolt ons..some say no and I say yeah - 11/30/2004 5:48:57 PM   
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Hey all, I was just wondering what kind of suspension mods help in the 1/4. Is it more than just dropping it? Thats the next thing I want to do after I get some new gears. Any kits out there that are particularly good for acceleration?

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RE: 13's with simple bolt ons..some say no and I say yeah - 11/30/2004 5:52:27 PM   
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And a 13 second pass at only 97mph WILL HAVE to have sticky tires. It would require a 1.9 60' or so


my first 13 came with a 2.110 60' time and a 100.30 mph MD on slicks, so that shoots your 1.9 60' theory all to heck.



no you just proved me right

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RE: 13's with simple bolt ons..some say no and I say yeah - 11/30/2004 7:03:42 PM   
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We're on page 4....only 3 more pages of this "debate-a-thon" until we reach the predicted 7 pages.
Come on...someone throw another log into the fire....LOL


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RE: 13's with simple bolt ons..some say no and I say yeah - 11/30/2004 7:12:58 PM   
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well since you asked^^^^^^^

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RE: 13's with simple bolt ons..some say no and I say yeah - 11/30/2004 7:22:20 PM   
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How many pages do you think this will stretch out before it gets locked?


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RE: 13's with simple bolt ons..some say no and I say yeah - 11/30/2004 8:07:10 PM   
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I'll lock it right before it gets to the 7th page... just so I can prove you wrong

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RE: 13's with simple bolt ons..some say no and I say yeah - 11/30/2004 8:08:37 PM   
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RE: 13's with simple bolt ons..some say no and I say yeah - 11/30/2004 8:09:25 PM   
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I figured as much. That's why I didn't make any cash bets...


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RE: 13's with simple bolt ons..some say no and I say yeah - 11/30/2004 8:49:04 PM   
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I'll lock it right before it gets to the 7th page... just so I can prove you wrong


And I'll reopen to say "HAH" as the final locking post
Then What Pardnah?

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RE: 13's with simple bolt ons..some say no and I say yeah - 11/30/2004 10:33:43 PM   
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you ain't right man.......but then again.......................

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RE: 13's with simple bolt ons..some say no and I say yeah - 11/30/2004 10:35:12 PM   
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I'll lock it right before it gets to the 7th page... just so I can prove you wrong


And I'll reopen to say "HAH" as the final locking post
Then What Pardnah?


then I'll just re-open it and edit out your post saying "HAH" as the final locking post!
Then what Homie?


muahahahahahahahaha <in a scary, deep, confident cocky voice>


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RE: 13's with simple bolt ons..some say no and I say yeah - 12/1/2004 12:08:22 AM   
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RE: 13's with simple bolt ons..some say no and I say yeah - 12/1/2004 12:19:41 AM   
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Hey all, I was just wondering what kind of suspension mods help in the 1/4. Is it more than just dropping it? Thats the next thing I want to do after I get some new gears. Any kits out there that are particularly good for acceleration?


lowering don't help in dragging it, actually hurts the weight transfer at launch.
HPM Mega Bite Jr. lower control arms with Eibach drag springs really help out in the rear end of things. and so does subframe connectors along with light springs up front, like 4 banger springs and some 70/30 struts would help you out also but don't use 90/10 struts on the street.


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RE: 13's with simple bolt ons..some say no and I say yeah - 12/1/2004 5:24:35 AM   
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Hey Round, that sounds like it would hurt handling. Suppose I want to keep the handling for the roads around here? By the way, does anyone know how wide a tire will fit on my Mille Miglia Evo5 18x9 rims? I was thinking 265s would be nice, but they came shipped with 245, so dont know if they will fit.

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RE: 13's with simple bolt ons..some say no and I say yeah - 12/1/2004 9:01:59 AM   
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275's wold be the recommended size for 9" wheels... I know 285's will fit not sure how much bigger though maybe 305's

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RE: 13's with simple bolt ons..some say no and I say yeah - 12/1/2004 10:34:32 AM   
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Hey Round, that sounds like it would hurt handling. Suppose I want to keep the handling for the roads around here? By the way, does anyone know how wide a tire will fit on my Mille Miglia Evo5 18x9 rims? I was thinking 265s would be nice, but they came shipped with 245, so dont know if they will fit.


only thing that might hurt the handling is the front shocks and struts. subframes will most definitely help handling as it stiffens the chassis and greatly reduces body roll in the corners.

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And a 13 second pass at only 97mph WILL HAVE to have sticky tires. It would require a 1.9 60' or so


my first 13 came with a 2.110 60' time and a 100.30 mph MD on slicks, so that shoots your 1.9 60' theory all to heck.



no you just proved me right


I'm saying it didn't take a 1.90 60' time to run a 13 sec ET, not arguing about tires! LOL

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RE: 13's with simple bolt ons..some say no and I say yeah - 12/1/2004 10:36:52 AM   
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Im saying that it took you a 100+ mph trap speed to do it with a 2.1 60'

Now, imagine having less hp and trapping at 97 ... doesn't it make sense that you'd have to run a better 60' to make up for the lower trap speed to run the same time?

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RE: 13's with simple bolt ons..some say no and I say yeah - 12/1/2004 11:22:23 AM   
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i have a hard time seeing a non-slicked car getting enough traction to pull it out. "simple" bolt-ons WILL NOT produce the power to overcome the lack of traction. seen it a thousand times.

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