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I guess I want to race this GTO too.
Forgot to multi quote. LOL
I made a trans tune for my 4r70w that shifts 1st and 2nd really fast and wont down shift to 2nd and with my loose convertor, I can make a pull from 3700 to 6500 in third that is only at 105-110 mph. If I go though the gears that rpm is closer to 140-145. Not to mention I have a ton of BMR suspension under the car making it hook pretty good. 2-3 pulls are hard though as it spins some if there is not enough heat in the tire.
What tires are you running during these pulls? I have strange 10 way adj struts fully loose up front and strange 10 way shocks in the rear 5300RA CJ springs all around and lots of BMR shit on NT05R's, my shit breaks loose so easy it ain't even funny! I never tried to heat my tires though. Oh well
What tires are you running during these pulls? I have strange 10 way adj struts fully loose up front and strange 10 way shocks in the rear 5300RA CJ springs all around and lots of BMR shit on NT05R's, my shit breaks loose so easy it ain't even funny! I never tried to heat my tires though. Oh well
MT et streets 325/50/15 at 25psi on the street with Dspec shocks set loose in the front and firm in the rear with Eibach pro kit springs and BMR everything else. I get it rolling about 60 in third and nail it. I sm on asphalt roads. I have his
So, right after I posted the above, I went out and logged for Manuel. I tried a 2-3 pull from 70 mph and boiled the tires so fast that the rpms shot to 7700!
Billy did you shit yourself?
No?
Car isnt fast enough!!!

If the vehicle speed data is any good (don't know if tire size we use is correct), you went 66-112MPH in 3 seconds.
I can't tell which line is the IAT?
For your mental health, you better not, lol.

I can't tell which line is the IAT?
Perfect!![]()
If the vehicle speed data is any good (don't know if tire size we use is correct), you went 66-112MPH in 3 seconds.
If its not checked there will not be a line. The temp in the colum line is the current temp at the point I have selected with the vertical red line. Everything you see on the left is real time with the vertical line on the right.
What-Ever!!!! LOL!!!
I'm curious if you think that is a "stabilized" reading.
Mostly, it was 78F at the beginning and by the end of the run it was on 82F, max read on the whole log is 90F.