11.605@120.77 what do you think?
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11.605@120.77 what do you think?
I ran a 11.605@120.77 with the following mods, and I'd like to get opinions.
SBR GT35R kit
DC Sports Downpipe
Magnaflow Titanium Cat back
AEM EMS
Brian Crower 272's
1000cc injectors
Stock Clutch
Stock intercooler and all intercooler pipes/hoses
AEM controlled boost spiking to 26 settling to 25
SBR GT35R kit
DC Sports Downpipe
Magnaflow Titanium Cat back
AEM EMS
Brian Crower 272's
1000cc injectors
Stock Clutch
Stock intercooler and all intercooler pipes/hoses
AEM controlled boost spiking to 26 settling to 25
Last edited by EVO8_PR; Mar 24, 2007 at 06:43 PM.
im thinking it could be faster as well...but with a stock clutch you have to be carefull...i went to tracks with a AMS 35R and a stock clutch as well...its not any fun..
i had to baby it off the line as if i was at a reg. street light...now with 26 psi you should be trapping higher i think,i trapped 123mph on pump with 21 psi..now my ET was ****ty only cus like i stated before i couldnt launch the car,didnt want to grenade my tranny,etc...
but hey none the less quick car
i had to baby it off the line as if i was at a reg. street light...now with 26 psi you should be trapping higher i think,i trapped 123mph on pump with 21 psi..now my ET was ****ty only cus like i stated before i couldnt launch the car,didnt want to grenade my tranny,etc...
but hey none the less quick car
can you write out the whole slip...
i should be trapping 120 the next time i visit the track. i just want to see what i should shoot for. last time i trapped 117 i was doing 93 in the 1/8. im not sure if thats going to be enough
i should be trapping 120 the next time i visit the track. i just want to see what i should shoot for. last time i trapped 117 i was doing 93 in the 1/8. im not sure if thats going to be enough
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Pretty crappy for a GT35R, but then again, you're horribly limited by the stock clutch, fmic, and IC pipes. Why would you put on such an big turbo kit, titanium exhaust, and standalone ECU while leaving those critical parts stock and using $300 cams? I wouldn't even bother going to the track until you have completed your build.
upgrade the stock FMIC asap.
a local Evo here with the 20g-lt was 20whp shy because of the stock FMIC limiting it, at your power level the difference would be pretty signifcant.
and i'd imagine your stock clutch to be pretty done after like 2 runs on it with this much power
a local Evo here with the 20g-lt was 20whp shy because of the stock FMIC limiting it, at your power level the difference would be pretty signifcant.
and i'd imagine your stock clutch to be pretty done after like 2 runs on it with this much power
Pretty crappy for a GT35R, but then again, you're horribly limited by the stock clutch, fmic, and IC pipes. Why would you put on such an big turbo kit, titanium exhaust, and standalone ECU while leaving those critical parts stock and using $300 cams? I wouldn't even bother going to the track until you have completed your build.
Pretty crappy for a GT35R, but then again, you're horribly limited by the stock clutch, fmic, and IC pipes. Why would you put on such an big turbo kit, titanium exhaust, and standalone ECU while leaving those critical parts stock and using $300 cams? I wouldn't even bother going to the track until you have completed your build.
Back on topic...I'd say you did a fine job with the stock clutch on pump gas.






