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Old May 23, 2009, 10:56 AM
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hell of a time !
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Thats my ride........
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now post the timeslip.
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Car looks awesome. Love the wheels. Those are OEM mitsu wheels off the Galant Ralliart/ Eclipse GT right?
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That is my Dyno Graphic.......

I post later the 1/4 mile slip....
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It's skills that counts. Congrat on the great time!
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Originally Posted by EvolNinja
It's skills that counts. Congrat on the great time!
I'm curious as heck about your skills. With that 60 ft and an automatic transmission but still running a 12.6 with the RA...What's the secret sauce?
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Love the rims, they give it a nice touch. Also, can you give a more detailed description of your mods? The current one is rather confusing.
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......a 60 foot time over 2 seconds with a mid 12 sec. 1/4 time. ? ? ? ?

Were the tires spinning off the line and then it hooked hard the rest of the way ?

? ? ? ? ? ? ?
Old May 27, 2009, 11:52 AM
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Yesterday in Dyno center...Ruben tuning my Ralli Art in 336WHP 304 TORQUE 25PSI
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Originally Posted by 07outty
......a 60 foot time over 2 seconds with a mid 12 sec. 1/4 time. ? ? ? ?

were the tires spinning off the line and then it hooked hard the rest of the way ?

sssssooooooooooooo............

......where's that time slip ? ? ?
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sounds awful fast. Tell me how Puerto Rico is always posting the fastest times around???
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Originally Posted by Import Junky
sounds awful fast. Tell me how Puerto Rico is always posting the fastest times around???
Hmm maybe they always push their cars a little more... plus they have great drivers and the tracks are open year around (plenty of time to practice). On the other hand is hot and humid (that hurts power).
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But.....They are AT sea level and have LOTS of air. We've tuned cars there and the numbers you can reach on the dyno are staggering compared to back home at altitude.

And your right about the driving part!
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Originally Posted by JGC
Hmm maybe they always push their cars a little more... plus they have great drivers and the tracks are open year around (plenty of time to practice). On the other hand is hot and humid (that hurts power).
It's hot and humid during the day. Most of the queater mile tracks are near the ocean and at night you have a very nice cool breeze at sea level. Plus like you said, plenty of driving practice.

Lot's of guys on here don't understand that at sea level on a cool evening their car would post about .3 -.5 second less in PR. So if you make a pass in the states in your RA and hit a 13.2, in PR you can probably hit a 12.7 with the same set up and just a retune.

Congrats on a great run!


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