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I made it to the track again after installing the Jackson racing c38 kit. It took about 5 passes to figure out how to launch it. I was quite surprised how low i got the 60' times down to. stock wheels, tire size and pressures.
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13.2? You know how to drive.
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Fun day at Cecil County Dragway in MD. It was the MD Subaru Club East Coast Shoot Out. Made a few passes today despite the somewhat cold day for the track conditions with base prep.
Temps were around 60. 2013 BRZ visconti stage 2 with 245/40R17 RE71R tires around 19 psi in the tires. Launching around 2-3k rpms without launch control. https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...b658c663d9.jpg https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...4557d0c0b5.jpg Sent from my SM-N960U using Tapatalk Sent from my SM-N960U using Tapatalk |
A higher launch rpm and some clutch abuse would've been worth 3 tenths or so imo.
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Bringing this thread back from the dead :burnrubber:
Stock Brz with weight reduction -Spare Tire / jack removed/ trunk panels -Rear Seats removed -Pass Seat removed (Driver seat Bride bucket) -Ac Removed -Stereo system Removed -Curtain air bags removed -Alum Drive shaft -Whiteline Rear diff bushing inserts Stock HP throughout: -Stock Headers, cats, over pipe, front pipe & catback -Stock pullies -Stock Tune -Stock air box with inlet tube -Stock Fdr With all that being said I ran a bunch of 14.6's @ 97-98mph. I didn't want to break out during 14.50 index eliminations, so if I went faster than a 14.50 I would loose.. As the day went on and the track surface got better, I actually ran a couple 14.6's letting off top end @ 93mph to win the rounds and not worry about going below 14.5's. I feel It would of gone 14.5's for sure of better near the end. Being on the stock tire I did full stand still burnouts at 22psi in the tires. I was launching the car at 4500-4800 which I found to be the sweet spot of carrying wheel speed above 5000 rpms but spinning through first and squawking 2nd. It was a pro .400 tree so I was more concerned trying to catch a light while keeping the 4500 hanging there as I bumped into the beams. I was almost dumping the clutch just to make it consistent each round. The 60 foots were terrible 2.3's but the wheel speed to the 330 was fair for what I was doing. Once I get it down into the 1.8's-2.0's the Et should drop a ton. I was power shifting every gear driving it pretty hard. All in all it was a great first outing with the car & I plan to go to the next even in 3 weeks time. For the next round I will be swapping out to my light weight battery, disconnecting the front sway bar (Allowing a lot more weight travel) & probably bring my BBS wheels with the Drag radials to see how fast a Stock hp Brz can go with minimal parts. If I can crack a 14.3-14.4 on the stock tires and maybe a 13.99 with the drag radials.. I would be super happy :bonk: Track was 35-40 C so super hot and about 34% humidity. If I remember correctly DA was 3200. More slips to come http://i.imgur.com/WmcVGQp.jpg http://i.imgur.com/UPrXcP0.jpg http://i.imgur.com/M8gIMfZ.jpg |
I somehow lost my 14.3 time slip, but here is one of my qualifying runs where I was letting off trying to hit a 14.5 for the 14.50 index class I run. On this run it felt so good! My method waspower shift 1st,2nd,3rd, 4th and as soon as I pull 4th I started playing with the throttle pedal and brakes.. I let off the most on this pass & still hit a 14.40 @ 86mph when it usually runs 96-98mph full out. I have only been going during elimination race days so when I get a chance next to just go full out in test & tune and not worry about 14.50 index racing.. I feel Deep 14's or a 13.99 coming with stock power / tune :burnrubber:
http://i.imgur.com/1vk6z6d.jpg I know this thread has died off but I just want forum record of these posts as I was checking this thread a couple years ago without an 86 :bonk: |
^that's good mph for stock
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I have 235/45/17 Yokohama A052s on a 17x9 that I'm most likely going to use. |
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oh and you think I should bother to do a burnout or just run em cold? |
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Another small tip is check the tire pressure cold.. So before the run in the lanes. Once you make a pass come back around give the tires 5-10 mins of cool off time before checking pressure again. You will see it bump 2-3 psi after a burnout / full pass usually. If you keep letting air out round after round of hot laps eventually when they cool off you could be down 5-8psi from your starting point for example. Bring a little compressor you can plug into your car outlet. I will do a run, let tires cool off. Add 1-2 psi and head to the lanes, just before the run drop them to desired pressure. |
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Following up with this old post.. After the last race event I got to make a full out run without worrying about eliminations or breaking out of the 14.50 index. Decent burnout, 18 psi in the tires, 7200 Launch, Power shifting at 7200 So close!!! 14.00 @ 96 :bonk: Track shut down after that pass. My buddy got a video of it so I will post when I get it uploaded. I might do one more test & tune day before the track shuts down. I want that 13.9 bad now :word: http://i.imgur.com/Wgv0xi6.jpg |
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