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Old 04-05-2004, 12:15 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Nitrous + dying clutch = not too bad

My best time last year was a 15.0 @ 92mph with a 2.2 60'. That was with CAI, pulleys, and cat-back. Same setup this year, but with a Zex 75 dry shot and a horribly slipping clutch.

Well, I started off the day pretty bad. Tried launching at 2.5k RPM and it just spun the clutch to a 2.9 60'. Even after the clutch cought totally and I floored it, it still was slipping from the heat from the launch. That run got me a 15.8 @97 mph.

Then the 2nd run I decided to launch at idle. Basically just ease it off the line and as soon as my foot was off the clutch I pinned it. That worked alot better, and got me a 2.6 60', and all was going well until the clutch started slipping at the top of 2nd and I missed 3rd. That got me a 14.7 @ 96 mph.

3rd run was about the same thing as my second run (clutch was still slipping at the top of the gears), and this time with a proper 2-3 shift I ran a decent 14.4 @ 99 mph. Same 2.6 60' time.

I didn't realize how bad my clutch actually was until this, so I was actually pretty happy with the 3rd run. Basically, once I get the new clutch and get some 2.0-2.1 60's, I'll be aiming for 13's.
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13's would be easy with a low 2 60 foot.. good luck and it's a pain to drive with a slipping clutch.. i know
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nice... a slipping clutch is something i am victim to as well right now. Good times though considering!
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Thanks dudes

Didn't realize how dead this forum is either. I think we need some more racers.
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ya need more racers , what shot zex you running?any fuel mods?
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75 dry shot. No fuel mods
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<---also victim to a slipping OEM style clutch guess my n20 didn't agree with my clutch
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Mine was slipping even before I ran the zex
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yeah, all I could get was a 14.6 , but I had like 2.7 60 foots as well, I definately think thirteens are capable with our set ups.
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Sorry to bring this thread from the dead..

but what kind of setup you have for 75shot? plugs? timing? anything.
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