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Old 07-15-2003, 10:31 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Just went to the drag strip last weekend and ran a 15.709 1/4 mile. And it was close to 90 degrees all day. Plus i have cam gears to tune in yet. So im thinking that i will soon achieve a 15.5 or maybe 15.4 depending on how cool the weather is, and with my cam gears tuned in of course.

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plus my reaction was slow
R/T - .892
60' - 2.311
330 - 6.543
1/8 - 10.069
MPH - 69.77
1000 - 13.127
1/4 - 15.709
MPH - 87.05
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wow! That's some impressive times you got there for an auto Do you happen to know the elevation of the drag stip?
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no I dont , the drag strip is in Byron, Illionois though
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very nice time for a auto h23.. I'm thinking the track was close to sea level.
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why, does the air pressure at different elevations affect 1/4 mile times?
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why, does the air pressure at different elevations affect 1/4 mile times?
Drastically. 2.3 60' from an Auto?! Holy ****!
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what kinda tires are you on and wheels? im also an auto 2.3 but i could only get 15.8s. i guess i should go again wtih the cai back in. i havent been getting anythign but constant 2.5s on my avs es100s.

but yeah, what kinda wheel/tire combo are you on, and what do you do at the tree? i just brake, put it in first, rev to 3k then punch it on the 3rd yellow, then shift at 6900 or 7000.

lemme know, im very interested.
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i ran a 15.2 on my auto....auto h22 that is but i had a 2.6 on the 60' ...what tires you using? i need to get me a good set of tires soon
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Okay - Heres my secret...

First of all , Im running some 17" ADR's on Dunlop SP901's --their really soft, plus they were brand new when i ran at the track, but broken in of course, As for my cold air intake it is a custom job. I originally had and AEM short ram, then when i decided to go cold air i didnt want to pay 200 dollars for one, so i went on ebay and bought another prelude shortram intake. It worked out better I think because the cheap ebay intake had a bigger diameter than my aem, so when i put them together it essential became a velocity stacked intake(large to small diameter), plus i had a good length of tubing to work with so my intake is much closer to the ground than a normal CAI. Then i removed the wheel well gaurd to give free flowing almost ram air effect to the intake. And of course I had to remove my passenger seat and I also stripped my trunk completely. My gas was at a little more than a 1/4 tank with 93 octane. So at the tree I leave at the third yellow. To get a good launch I brake torque it at about 1000rpm, just enough to give it a jerk. And the rest is Prelude history from there.
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eu4ik?????

but yeah, what kinda wheel/tire combo are you on, and what do you do at the tree? i just brake, put it in first, rev to 3k then punch it on the 3rd yellow, then shift at 6900 or 7000.

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eu4ik -- why in the hell do you shift it it manually like its a 5 speed , that is bad for your tranny, plus it doesnt help, leave it in D4.
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what kinda tires are you on and wheels? im also an auto 2.3 but i could only get 15.8s. i guess i should go again wtih the cai back in. i havent been getting anythign but constant 2.5s on my avs es100s.

but yeah, what kinda wheel/tire combo are you on, and what do you do at the tree? i just brake, put it in first, rev to 3k then punch it on the 3rd yellow, then shift at 6900 or 7000.

lemme know, im very interested.
eu4ik -- why in the hell do you shift it it manually like its a 5 speed , that is bad for your tranny, plus it doesnt help, leave it in D4.
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i am still shocked at the 60ft time
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why, does the air pressure at different elevations affect 1/4 mile times?
The air is denser at lower altitudes. Denser air = better performance
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