This forum is for posting your Time Slips and posting your combo's! If you start a thread here make sure it contains all of your info from your time slips, a copy if possible, and all other important information. Also be sure to post as much of your combo as possible! This should be a great reference tool for other members to search when deciding on a combo for their car!
I would also like to add this. When you list your times, please list out the modifications done to your car. If you just say, (mods in sig) that wont be there down the road when you change your signature or modify your car later on! BW
Great point! Also, don't be shy guys. We want your post wether it is a 13 sec car or an 7 sec car. The purpose of this is for guys to look at down the road and see what combo's produced what times. Alot of it is street car info so no matter what your times are post up!
Best 1/8 mile run: 60'=1.535 330'=4.432 ET=6.904 MPH=100.04 '87 GN with TE-61/.63 exhaust; CAS V-4; LS-1 MAF; Erson 208 flat tappet; ported stock heads by Frank G.; 3" dp; ATR 2.5" exhaust; Hoosier (27-10.5-15) QTP; 26# boost; 26/22 timing; SMC alcohol with 93 octane; 56* outside; PTS 9-11 tc, 3,000 stall with lock-up at 77 mph.
Best 1/8 mile run: 60' = 1.557 330 = 4.367 1/8 = 6.801 mph = 101.63 boost = 26# timing = 24/21 afr = 10.8 kr = 0 temp = 55* Combo: 87 GN with--PT 6262, billet wheel/journal turbo - Khai ported stock heads - Erson 208 cam - Speed Pro forged pistons - RC trans. - PTS 9-11/3,000 stall tc - MSD 60# - CAS V-4 - 3" DP - ATR 2.5" exhaust - 62 JJ TB/stock plenum - RJC power plate - FAST XFI - and Alkycontrol.
http://www.gsnationals.com/2010_GS_Nationals/imagepages/image161.html My time slips before the nationals at a club race. car 319 And a motor picture. GS_NATS_2010_A 1008.jpg Build in my signature Steve
1/4 14.02 sec 98 mph on street tires 1/8 8.5 sec 79 mph on drag radials leaving at 12# BOOST and i did win:biggrin: both of these were done at 20# of boost on e85 a/f doesn't really matter that much timing 10 degrees stock block , 6765 turbo , 3000 l/u , 60# injectors , powerstroke intercooler , and fast xfi i hope to add another post to this thread very soon. but, i post this for anyone running similar numbers, and not knowing what is wrong. make sure you are getting more than 10 degrees of timing! please don't comment on this post, maybe it will help some poor fellow out one day, and maybe someone actually thinks they can run really low timing and make power edit - yes there was a problem here, and it not only did i not catch it (and i was looking), several other people didn't catch it either. hopefully it will soon be resolved and i can post numbers i can be proud of.
235 cu" 109 Block, Speed-pro Bank to Bank with 84 lb Delphi Injectors, Bowling Green Intake with a 70mm throttle body, DLS 218 Billet roller cam, GN-1 heads with T&D 1:65 rollers, J&E .030 pistons with ATR Rods Eagle stock stroke crank, PTE70GTQ dbl ball bearing turbo ATR 3" dual Stainless exhaust with Pit bull muffs , Jack Cottons front mount with a CAS three pass radiator with a Ramchargers Dual fan, Fiberglass hood and MSD Distributor 7AL-2, ATR Stainless Headers and 3.5" down pipe with HKS external wastegate from header into downpipe.
since i messed up by posting here, instead of strting my own thread. here's an update: ran 12.8x 1.9 60 ft. 105 mph at 17 or 19 #'s boost on E85 Found a few other problems to work on: boost guage and xfi map sensor are showing different values. trans is flaring real bad ( i thought i might have been slipping all the way to about 70 mph.) only have 60# injectors, which are showing 80% duty cycle, by the time i get the other problems taken care of, i'll probably have all the parts for my big boy fuel system upgrade. It's definatly showing improvement. i guess i went from 200 HP to 300 HP with just the timing problem fixed. I know that i have alot of expensive crap that should be giving better, but i'm still running stock un-opened motor and transmission with 150,000 miles on it.( that i want to save). i'm working on new motor still(been a 3 year project).
