that doesn't sound too off. 14.5 seems very possible though especially with the gears and lsd. how was the humidity? what's the elevation? and those rims probably add a decent amount of rotational mass
Your take off is great. You seen to be falling off on the top end. These are my times on 4/16. 60 ft.-2.110, 330 ft.-6.138 1/8-9.431 mph-74.80, 1000-12.257, 1/4-14.654@93.58 The car is just as you see in the signature below. Maybe you should get a tune from VMP or BAMA.
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White 2005 V6 coupe w/automatic. FRPP M5230V6 dual exhaust. Vmp 93 mileage tune w/Vmp cai. Shaftmasters 4 in. driveshaft. 8.8 posi-rear w/3.55s. 17x8 in. black FRPP Bullitts w/Pirelli 235-55s. BEST 1/4 MILE TIME -- 14.65@93.58 (4/16/08)
Definitely get a tune from one of the reputable tune shops such as Bama, VMP, Brenspeed, Alternative Auto, etc. You may have made some changes in your tune with your XCal2, but the tune shops are capable of adjusting several more parameters than just the ones the Xcal2 allow you to change. Your times seem about right. If you want to lower them a little bit more, an aluminum driveshaft will probably help. The aluminum driveshaft is about 1/3 the weight of the stock driveshaft. Lower rotational weight will allow you to accelerate and rev through the powerband quicker.
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2006 Mustang 4.0 Convertible -Satin Silver -Auto -Pypes True Duals w/ x pipe and Street Pros -C&L Cold Air Intake -XCal3 w/ Bama tunes Waiting for paint and installation: -GT takeoff front/rear bumpers, sideskirts, grill/fogs
the 5500 RPM shift is whats killin you. shift at about 4900 thats our peak power. if you shift later the car kinda noses over and loses momentum... give sooner shifts a try.
the 5500 RPM shift is whats killin you. shift at about 4900 thats our peak power. if you shift later the car kinda noses over and loses momentum... give sooner shifts a try.
thats way way way way too early.
im pretty sure boss245 lets his rip all the way to 6200 or so. and hes the quickest n/a by far.
so fazm do you run the redline what is your advice you think 6000rpm is a good shift point? and i still have more room to grow with the tune im not totally there yet im working on perfecting it myself i think its more fun
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2006 4.0L V6 Mustang 5spd Suspension Techniques springs - Flowmaster Muffler KN aircharger intake - SCT Xcal2 TUNED MYSELF- 18x9 Deep Dish, Black Bullet Rim w/ Diamond Cut Lip - Ford Racing Posi-Trac - Strange 3.73 gears -
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so fazm do you run the redline what is your advice you think 6000rpm is a good shift point? and i still have more room to grow with the tune im not totally there yet im working on perfecting it myself i think its more fun
thats cool that ur modding the tune yourself. i'm sure it'll make you more proud if you reach your 1/4 goal.
i also see that you have US Gears which is what i have installed. been trying to recommend these for those who can't get a hold of FRPP (non-motive) gears. how do you like em?
ya the tuning it yourself thing isa pretty nice feel when it actually starts to work for me
the gears are awesome! i love them plus i got a great deal for them, there is a little whine but then again when the ring gets bigger the more whine comes but i love them. ya i try to recommend these to everyone too
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2006 4.0L V6 Mustang 5spd Suspension Techniques springs - Flowmaster Muffler KN aircharger intake - SCT Xcal2 TUNED MYSELF- 18x9 Deep Dish, Black Bullet Rim w/ Diamond Cut Lip - Ford Racing Posi-Trac - Strange 3.73 gears -
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ya the tuning it yourself thing isa pretty nice feel when it actually starts to work for me
the gears are awesome! i love them plus i got a great deal for them, there is a little whine but then again when the ring gets bigger the more whine comes but i love them. ya i try to recommend these to everyone too
yeah, i hear a very mild whine also but only with windows rolled up and radio off. not bothersome at all. good luck with the tuning.