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EZWood 07-21-2012 03:04 PM

I ran a 15.486 @ 89.43 mph
R/t .411
60' 2.418
330 6.538
1/8 9.998
Mph 71.16
1000 12.955

It was 98 degrees and humid as hell at eleven pm. Gotta love Arizona.

TouchMyHonda 07-26-2012 01:21 PM

thanks for sharing.... I always though this car would be a 16 sec car. thank god its not.

dave99rt 07-30-2012 04:28 PM

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Originally Posted by Illusive (Post 259359)
*Bench race warning*

On a cool day, (50-60*F) with some lightweight rear wheels & DR's with some decent weight reduction (250 lbs) I can see doing 13.9 with no power mods.

You have to remember that the mag's are getting 94 mph 1/4 traps (motor trend got 94 mph with a brz and fr-s full weight) but at a similar ET to ours (14.9)

This can be a few factors - fully broken in motor on full synthetic oil, climate (CA cool temps vs texas heat & humidity)

Point being if they get 94 mph with full weight in simmilar conditions I should be able to get 94mph in full weight.
Then factor in the 250 lbs weight reduction adding a solid 3mph. I can see 97 mph with a 250 lb lighter car.
Then factor in a 1.9 60' and slightly better acceleration from a smaller / lighter wheel & drag tire combo and you are looking at a 98-99 mph trap with zero power mods.
A 99 mph trap with a 1.9 60' and a 2400 lb car is good for a 13.9.

Of course this car wasn't built for drag racing, so its kind of sacrilegious to try to get a 13 sec n/a 1/4 mile time by prepping it specifically for drag racing.

I imagine most folks here would rather see a decent laptime at a well known road course :D

most/majority of car magazines correct their 1/4 mile, mph, and 0-60 times.
they are still beatable, most of them are journalist, but a large bit of them have racing experience, usually not drag racing though.

raul 11-24-2012 11:56 AM

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I went drag racing for the first time in my life yesterday in my FR-S. It was my friend's birthday and he wanted me to drag the car for amusement. I had 5 runs. My 2nd and 4th run were my best. However, my best run didn't really get its final time recorded. Comparing the times, my best run was probably in the neighborhood of 14.79, since I was about .155 ahead of my second best run at the 1000' mark, and of course, the difference would be larger at the 1/4mi mark.

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-j0muWKprdI&"]Stock FR-S 1/4 Mile run - 14.98sec - YouTube[/ame]

gaveup 11-27-2012 02:58 PM

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Originally Posted by raul (Post 572722)
I went drag racing for the first time in my life yesterday in my FR-S. It was my friend's birthday and he wanted me to drag the car for amusement. I had 5 runs. My 2nd and 4th run were my best. However, my best run didn't really get its final time recorded. Comparing the times, my best run was probably in the neighborhood of 14.79, since I was about .155 ahead of my second best run at the 1000' mark, and of course, the difference would be larger at the 1/4mi mark.

Stock FR-S 1/4 Mile run - 14.98sec - YouTube

Off topic, but did you used to own a celica way back when?

raul 11-27-2012 03:57 PM

No sir, my previous car was a 2006 Sentra

pituala 12-01-2012 10:40 AM

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Originally Posted by gaveup (Post 577594)
Off topic, but did you used to own a celica way back when?

I own a Celica Supra ;)

And I'm gonna take my FR-S to PBIR (Moroso) soon as well. I think I can cut a 1.9 60' on stock tires.....Too bad my wheels with the DR's from my Celica won't fit the FR-S :/

CoRi J 12-01-2012 11:04 AM

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Just went back again last night with some friends

Met a pretty cool guy with a turbo'd scion TC that I went up against about three times. Best against him was a 14.727

That's with the greddy intake and exhaust, coilovers and stock tires. Left out my spare tire.

raul 12-06-2012 11:55 AM

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Just went back again last night with some friends

Met a pretty cool guy with a turbo'd scion TC that I went up against about three times. Best against him was a 14.727

That's with the greddy intake and exhaust, coilovers and stock tires. Left out my spare tire.

How did you handle your launch?

CoRi J 12-07-2012 01:13 AM

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Originally Posted by raul (Post 594058)
How did you handle your launch?

I launched at about 4000K RPM then stayed on the gas like my foot was glued to the ground while shifting.

PrDarkKnight 12-07-2012 12:33 PM

What has been the lowest time for an auto? want to race mine but don't want to be dissapointed. BTW, This is the funnest car for autocross!!

Sinapsis 12-17-2012 03:29 PM

Hi Guys , I love this thread.

Just a quick question, I own a Toyota 86 (South Africa).When you launch do you leave tc on or off and what about vsc ? I've tried both ways and still get that power loss from the car when it feels you need help controlling the car. Only managed a 16.5 at the coast with low temps and no wait reduction. Shitty track. Killarney Cape Town Not a drag track.

wparsons 12-17-2012 04:00 PM

Turn them both fully off if you want a good launch (hold the TC button for 3-5 seconds).

GTB/ZR-1 12-17-2012 04:58 PM

I'd just turn off the traction control & leave it @ that. Turning anything more off won't improve your time.

You don't want something freak to happen, then have the car want to lunge @ the wall. I realize the cars don't make enough power for that really to be a concern, normally--but if there's any unseen fluid on the track & you don't lift in time.........


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