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JerzyIroc 04-17-2008 03:57 PM

First time at the track with the Iroc..
 
So i finally took the iroc to the track last night. I was honestly expecting a 15.0 MAYBE a 14.9 at like 92 or so. I ended up with a 14.722@95.76. It's definatly a lot better than i thought. What really made me happy was my horrible 2.44 60 foot lol. I just let it roll off the line so i wouldnt just sit and spin. Im kinda happy cuz i know i can get the 60ft down to a 2.1 i should be able to knock a 14.5 maybe even a 14.4 pass. Which is a million times better tahn i thought the car can do. I cant find the timeslip but when i find it ill put all the details. Overall im kinda happy because i have a good idea now what the car is really capable of. What im not happy about is paying 28 bucks to get 1 run in 1hr 45 minutes. Am i the only one that's getting sick of the wed test and tunes at etown?? I only made one pass and left because i didnt wanna wait anymore. damn it.

91DropTop 04-17-2008 06:21 PM

throw some radials on it..

im tired of e town, its too crowded and like you said you wait all night for 1 run, and if someone breaks on the track your F'ed...im thinking about giving island a try

ImpalaSSpeed96 04-17-2008 08:29 PM

Atco hasn't been any better this year guys....

A 2.44 60 and you still ran that??? Figuratively if you get that down to a 2.10 it should go as low as 14.1.... But your MPH says more like a 14.3. Still not bad though.

79CamaroDiva 04-17-2008 08:38 PM

At the beginning and end of the seasons you're gonna see a lot of breakage, so that leads to down time. If you don't get a lot of runs in due to oil downs and what not, don't give up on the track, not like they can help it. If its just because there's too many people, well, maybe try a different track. But most places on a crowded day it will probably be about an hour between runs.

JerzyIroc 04-17-2008 10:16 PM

ya when i saw that 2.44 i was pissed. i was praying for a 15.2 at that point. i was really surprised at the 14.7. i figure a 14.4 is gonna end up being my best as is. it's got a posi that's not locking and 2.73 gears. so i'm happy with the 14.7 lol. but it's good to know it's got more in it with even just a better 60. does island have test and tunes during the week?

madness410 04-17-2008 10:28 PM

hey nice job with the iroc. i have one same year, same color pretty much. maybe we'll see eachother at e-town sometime this season, i havent been there yet with the iroc either

JerzyIroc 04-17-2008 10:31 PM

where do you live?

JerzyIroc 04-18-2008 12:36 PM

i finally found the slip. it was in my tool box at work lol.

60 2.44
330 6.404
1/8 9.605
mph 76.81
1000 12.240
1/4 14.722
mph 95.76

BillFromTR 04-18-2008 09:57 PM

Thats pretty good your first run with it. That sixty can be improved and you'll be low 14's no problem.

JerzyIroc 04-19-2008 01:35 AM

ya considering the 16 second 60 foot it's not bad at all. i'm hoping better tires, ypipe to complete the full exhaust and more seat time will get me a 14.2 MAYBE 14.1 but i'm sure 14.1 is pushing it. maybe with slp runners. are slp runners even worth getting?

Knipps 04-19-2008 11:34 AM

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Originally Posted by JerzyIroc (Post 439307)
ya considering the 16 second 60 foot it's not bad at all. i'm hoping better tires, ypipe to complete the full exhaust and more seat time will get me a 14.2 MAYBE 14.1 but i'm sure 14.1 is pushing it. maybe with slp runners. are slp runners even worth getting?

See this thread
http://www.njfboa.org/forums/showthread.php?t=32958

Consensus is no, not really

Tru2Chevy 04-19-2008 04:42 PM

Congrats on the run.....don't forget to add it to the Timeslip Database.

- Justin

JerzyIroc 04-19-2008 11:05 PM

hmm. So there really isnt much i can do really besides the ypipe gears tires that'll make a difference without getting in the motor.

1_Hot_SOM_WS6 04-20-2008 08:41 AM

Nice time!! Congrats! 8-)

Tru2Chevy 04-20-2008 09:48 AM

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Originally Posted by JerzyIroc (Post 439548)
hmm. So there really isnt much i can do really besides the ypipe gears tires that'll make a difference without getting in the motor.

Suspension, weight reduction, converter will all help too.

- Justin

98tadriver 04-20-2008 10:22 AM

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Originally Posted by Tru2Chevy (Post 439599)
Suspension, weight reduction, converter will all help too.

- Justin

lol you beat me to it!


2.44 60'? is it spinning one wheel? or are you running 44psi in those tires? lol

JerzyIroc 04-20-2008 06:05 PM

lol ya she's a one legger. well actually she does have a posi but it almost never locks. only like on a hard left turn. im sure the clutches are shot. ill get another rear in a month or two. what about porting the runners? is that worth the time and effort?

98tadriver 04-20-2008 06:23 PM

yeah man definately work on getting a posi rear, something with a better ratio than 2.73 lol. that will help you out alot!

madness410 04-20-2008 10:08 PM

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Originally Posted by JerzyIroc (Post 439017)
where do you live?

me i live in central new jersey by new brunswick

JSPERFORMANCE 04-24-2008 07:00 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by JerzyIroc (Post 439548)
hmm. So there really isnt much i can do really besides the ypipe gears tires that'll make a difference without getting in the motor.

Not even close to the truth if all you have done is in your signature..

JerzyIroc 04-24-2008 09:57 PM

ya i know. right off the bat i definatly ned to wap ths rear out. its a 2.73 one legger. horrible. that along with some good tires maybe some stret radials and i know that'll make a huge differnce in itself. after that i dont know wha directin to go. im sure i can stat bolting on parts to make the hp but i would rather work on even just a few suspension mods first to get the hp that woud come later down to the ground more effience. what direction should i take after the rear and tires?

Frosty 04-26-2008 05:13 PM

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Originally Posted by JSPERFORMANCE (Post 441338)
Not even close to the truth if all you have done is in your signature..

What he said. There are a TON of little things you can do. You haven't even cracked the surface when it comes to mods on that car without opening up the motor.

Frosty 04-26-2008 05:15 PM

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Originally Posted by JerzyIroc (Post 441655)
ya i know. right off the bat i definatly ned to wap ths rear out. its a 2.73 one legger. horrible. that along with some good tires maybe some stret radials and i know that'll make a huge differnce in itself. after that i dont know wha directin to go. im sure i can stat bolting on parts to make the hp but i would rather work on even just a few suspension mods first to get the hp that woud come later down to the ground more effience. what direction should i take after the rear and tires?

What good is the power if you can't get it to the ground. Work on the suspension first. Do a good set of sub frame connectors, a set of lower control arms, a torque arm, panhard rod(not sure if that's really needed).

You can then start bolting on some things that will make some power. Cold air intake, a good tune, port your plenum, etc. I'm sure Josh(JS Performance) can add some more and help you out with things.

79CamaroDiva 04-30-2008 09:27 PM

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Originally Posted by JerzyIroc (Post 439012)
does island have test and tunes during the week?

Only thing we'll be having during the week aside from actual rentals is our BBQ & Cruise nights which will be the 1st & 3rd wed of the month starting May 7th. Will be $15 to race or watch, yummy bbq is included.


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