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SignUp Now!Never, I run M30 worth of Julio Juice to quench the mighty Dragons Fire.:biggrin:Pot calling the kettle black
Looks like the stock D5 is holding you back--lol.
Ok 1KWIK6, now tell me you're locking the stock D5 in 3rd and really make me believe I've read an Aliens post on TB.com.
He previously had a 67 MM turbo and had run upper 10's.
You're a GN vendors nightmare in a slow economy, you only need Alky and a set of DR's and you're running high 10's!!!!
You definitely know how to maximize a combo.
Finally, the other stock longblock GN that I had in the 10's had a TE45a turbo and a loose torque converter. I wish that I knew then what I know now.
What exactly do you know now that made a difference. I have a similar setup, but nowhere close to that strong!!!!!!
Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Thanks for sharing
This car is really flying. I don't think he's as close to the edge as some think. I've been running my blue car at over 30psi/23* for over 2 months now. 93 in the tank. I don't really know the boost since I only have a 3 bar and the logs just show 30.4psi the whole time the tps value has been at wot for a second or more. I only have a single 15gph nozzle and about 110 psi pressure. I'd love to see him hit the 10.70's with the 49. A .85 ex housing might help a little here. Definitely possible without dropping weight.
What exactly do you know now that made a difference. I have a similar setup, but nowhere close to that strong!!!!!!
Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Thanks for sharing
This car is really flying. I don't think he's as close to the edge as some think. I've been running my blue car at over 30psi/23* for over 2 months now. 93 in the tank. I don't really know the boost since I only have a 3 bar and the logs just show 30.4psi the whole time the tps value has been at wot for a second or more. I only have a single 15gph nozzle and about 110 psi pressure. I'd love to see him hit the 10.70's with the 49. A .85 ex housing might help a little here. Definitely possible without dropping weight.
Back on 12/12/2010, I decided to take my '87 GN to State Capitol Raceway in Baton Rouge for it's inaugural passes. The temp was about 50* and the track was well-prepped.
My mods: K&N air filter, LS1 maf, T+, TA-49, AlkyControl single nozzle kit, ThunderFab SLIC, RJC PP, RJC boost controller, hot-wired Walbro fp, TT 6.0 chip, new valvesprings, 50# MSD FI, CK Perf shift kit, 3" THDP, 2.5" dual exhaust, RR airbag, and M/T 275/60 DRs. The only weight savings that I have are Weld Pro-Star rims and removing the front sway bar. All passes on 93 pump gas and alky. I launch the car off the foot brake.
I was pleasantly surprised when my GN's first-ever pass was an 11.22@120.8 through the exhaust on a 1.643 60'. For my next run, I uncapped the exhaust and was rewarded with:
60' - 1.518
330- 4.467
1/8- 6.985
mph- 97.32
1000-9.162
1/4- 11.013
MPH- 121.34
The boost was a hair more than 26#.
Fast forward to 3/6/2011.
I made the following changes to my setup: converted to dual nozzle alky, added ATR rear swaybar, installed Extender chip.
It had rained the previous 2 days and the track was not as well-prepped. The temp was around 58*.
I am still trying to fine-tune my launch with the dual nozzles. My 1st run was a disappointing 60' of 1.718 and 11.13@122.74
The fuel was rich, so I adjusted the boost controller and made another run:
60' - 1.643
330- 4.553
1/8 - 7.027
mph- 99.09
1000-9.166
1/4 - 10.982
MPH- 123.81
The boost maxed at ~29.5#.
I was very happy with the pass, but I wanted to try for another 1.51 60'. After the engine cooled down, I made one more pass:
60' - 1.598
330- 4.522
1/8 - 6.992
mph- 99.29
1000-9.128
1/4 - 10.940
MPH- 124.17
I'm very happy with the performance, but I know that it has at least another tenth in the 60'.
I would like to thank Julio for offering us a convenient and well-designed alky kit. I never would've believed that this kind of performance was available on pump gas.
Finally, the other stock longblock GN that I had in the 10's had a TE45a turbo and a loose torque converter. I wish that I knew then what I know now.
Here is a pic from the track on 3/6/11.....
stock long block as in unopened stock long block??
How are you keeping the drag radials from spinning off the line? I don't seem to have a problem building boost on the foot brake, but once I get over say 4-5 lbs, and release the brakes, the tires start spinning. Thanks!
Nice pass. What kind of stall converter you running?
EDIT: I see you're running a .....D5?????
I wonder if this car is the fastest D5 equipped car