Hey guys just getting around to posting this, but I got my car dyno tuned about a month ago. The car made 317w and 330tq I believe, mods are agency cat back, unknown down pipe, apexi boost controller, samco sport bov and intake. The dyno was a dyno com . I ran a 8.3 at 89 at the track, is this okay or do I need improving, the 60ft was a 1.8. Thanks!

 

with 89mph in the first half, i would say you can pull off a high 7 in the 1/8 with a evo. so ya just work on your launch / 60ft and you should dip into the 7's.

 

Wrong section and your time could use some improvement. Post these type of questions in the drag racing section next time. Good luck with improving those time btw

 

Is this with an Evo or Neon?

 

^^ u crack me up sumtimes with ur comments man LOL

 

 

i ran a a 8.3 @ 83mph, 1/4 mile waas 13.1
so i'm sure you can pull a high 7 in the 1/8 and 12's for sure in the 1/4

 

Sorry the trap was 82, not 89. The guy I was racing trapped 89.

 

That's some pretty good power. 60ft is good too. Times could be a little it better. For comparison, I took my White 9 to the track a couple weeks ago. Mods are full turbo back exhaust, JMF 3" intake, AMS Lower intercooler pipe, pump gas tune on 93 octane 23 PSI. Car made 338WHP/323TQ on Virtual Dyno since it was street tuned by Devin @ Boostin.

I cut a 1.81 60ft, 7.747@90.32Mph in the 1/8th, 12.115@111mph in the quarter. That was on a 40 degree day with 20mph headwind. I have a bad ACD pump and the car was spinning. Just wanted to share for comparison. I think there's some room of improvement for you. I think you car could def go high 7s in the 1/8th

 

Sounds good man, nice numbers and times! I'd love to see 7's in the 1/8, I have an Evo 8, so no 9 turbo here

 

Thats weird I made more tq than you, and I made more tq than hp, but my numbers are probably wrong, I know it made 317w though haha, I can tell for sure once I get my car back considering my dyno sheet is in it.

 

12.95 in the 1/4 roughly. I use the NHRA conversation and it's prett close and some time dead on.
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