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SeanC
10-30-2010, 06:43 PM
Hey guys,

So today I raced my car for the first time at Mason-Dixon dragway in Maryland. I got 15+ passes in (surprised my car held together haha). The majority of the day I was running 13.9s-14s, but this was my best pass of the day:

R/T: .639
60: 2.20
330: 5.871
1/8: 8.867
MPH: 82.46
1000: 11.414
1/4: 13.575
MPH: 100.89

My top MPH of the day was 103.73...What do you guys think? I was running street tires on 18" C5 rims. I'm not overly happy with my 60' times...I wasn't spinning at all. It seemed to bog a little every run (the track was actually hooking really well). My car is a 96 Trans Am with some basic bolts on. Overall I had an absolute blast and was pretty happy with a 13.5. Surprised I didn't break something with doing 15+ burnouts in a day 8-)

Anti_Rice_Guy
10-30-2010, 07:11 PM
Not too bad for your first day, if it hooks really well you might want to give it more gas out of the hole to get that 60' down to a 2.0.

SeanC
10-30-2010, 07:44 PM
Yeah for some reason I couldn't find the sweet spot between bogging/spinning. Think I can get my ET down a good amount if I get my 60' better!

Tru2Chevy
10-30-2010, 09:25 PM
Basic rule of thumb says that if you got that 60' down to a 2.0, you would be running 13.1s

- Justin

sweetbmxrider
10-30-2010, 09:40 PM
not bad, pretty good mph. that 60 is hurtin you though.

SeanC
10-31-2010, 11:50 AM
I'm really surprised 13.1s are reachable...I didn't think my car would be able to run those times with my mods. I'm really disappointed I didn't get my 60' down more though. Absolutely dying to go back now! haha

Anti_Rice_Guy
10-31-2010, 01:16 PM
I'm really surprised 13.1s are reachable...I didn't think my car would be able to run those times with my mods. I'm really disappointed I didn't get my 60' down more though. Absolutely dying to go back now! haha

I ran a 13.7 on 10 year old tires and I don't even have headers my 3rd time racing the car. And I'm a full weight automatic convertible. It's very feasible for you.