Is my 1/4 mile time right for a stock 2000 L
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Is my 1/4 mile time right for a stock 2000 L
Hi guys
I have a 2000 stock L with a transgo shift kit and a knn air filter
Are these times right for a stock 2000 L??
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60 ft: 2.403
330 ft: 6.361
ET @ 594 ft : 9.014
1/8 mile: 9.601
1/8 mph: 76.55
1000' et: 12.355
1/4 mile: 14.707
1/4 mile mph: 97.80
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60 ft: 2.344
330 ft: 6.3371
ET @ 594 ft : 9.019
1/8 mile: 9.624
1/8 mph: 74.40
1000' et: 12.402
1/4 mile: 14.765
1/4 mile mph: 93.56
Both run i didn't let off the gas
Are these times right??
Weather
80 degrees
high huminity
Thanks guys
Johnathan
I have a 2000 stock L with a transgo shift kit and a knn air filter
Are these times right for a stock 2000 L??
Reaction:0.500
60 ft: 2.403
330 ft: 6.361
ET @ 594 ft : 9.014
1/8 mile: 9.601
1/8 mph: 76.55
1000' et: 12.355
1/4 mile: 14.707
1/4 mile mph: 97.80
Reaction:0.533
60 ft: 2.344
330 ft: 6.3371
ET @ 594 ft : 9.019
1/8 mile: 9.624
1/8 mph: 74.40
1000' et: 12.402
1/4 mile: 14.765
1/4 mile mph: 93.56
Both run i didn't let off the gas
Are these times right??
Weather
80 degrees
high huminity
Thanks guys
Johnathan
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Originally posted by Bryce_Thomason
i think you need some slicks and some traction bars with those 60 ft. times, but for stock.........you gotta start somewhere and improve on it. we need the introduce you to Kenne........
i think you need some slicks and some traction bars with those 60 ft. times, but for stock.........you gotta start somewhere and improve on it. we need the introduce you to Kenne........
Next month i am going to buy a chip and a 6 lber pulley
Thanks
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From what I have heard the track in Aruba is not the greatest. If that is the case and with the high heat and humidity your doing OK.
Like the other guys said, work on you launch and get the 60 foot times down. That is the most important factor in getting the best ET possible. You get you 60 foot times down to a 2.0 and you will be right at 14.0
I don't thinks slicks will help much with your allmost stock truck
Like the other guys said, work on you launch and get the 60 foot times down. That is the most important factor in getting the best ET possible. You get you 60 foot times down to a 2.0 and you will be right at 14.0
I don't thinks slicks will help much with your allmost stock truck
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Originally posted by D Davis
stock, with that heat & humidity, it probibly won't get much better than low14s -very high 13s.
your 60s are a problem. were you spinning a lot? noticed you said you didn't let of the gas.
NO SLICKs, WITHOUT TRACTION BARS...........
stock, with that heat & humidity, it probibly won't get much better than low14s -very high 13s.
your 60s are a problem. were you spinning a lot? noticed you said you didn't let of the gas.
NO SLICKs, WITHOUT TRACTION BARS...........
i was spinning all the time
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Originally posted by Don's Bolt
From what I have heard the track in Aruba is not the greatest. If that is the case and with the high heat and humidity your doing OK.
Like the other guys said, work on you launch and get the 60 foot times down. That is the most important factor in getting the best ET possible. You get you 60 foot times down to a 2.0 and you will be right at 14.0
I don't thinks slicks will help much with your allmost stock truck
From what I have heard the track in Aruba is not the greatest. If that is the case and with the high heat and humidity your doing OK.
Like the other guys said, work on you launch and get the 60 foot times down. That is the most important factor in getting the best ET possible. You get you 60 foot times down to a 2.0 and you will be right at 14.0
I don't thinks slicks will help much with your allmost stock truck
the track is't that great
Thanks Don
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do yourself a favor and just go buy the baddestest truck in the planetary galaxy the srt(urd)-10 and you will run 12 or 11's stock and no i am not serious about this
give it time and practice, that 6 lb and a good tune should get you well on your way.....but you will want more and more.....ask almost anyone here including me. how cold does it get in aruba?
give it time and practice, that 6 lb and a good tune should get you well on your way.....but you will want more and more.....ask almost anyone here including me. how cold does it get in aruba?
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Originally posted by Bryce_Thomason
do yourself a favor and just go buy the baddestest truck in the planetary galaxy the srt(urd)-10 and you will run 12 or 11's stock and no i am not serious about this
give it time and practice, that 6 lb and a good tune should get you well on your way.....but you will want more and more.....ask almost anyone here including me. how cold does it get in aruba?
do yourself a favor and just go buy the baddestest truck in the planetary galaxy the srt(urd)-10 and you will run 12 or 11's stock and no i am not serious about this
give it time and practice, that 6 lb and a good tune should get you well on your way.....but you will want more and more.....ask almost anyone here including me. how cold does it get in aruba?
Well the track is't that great
It was about 80 degrees and high huminity
Thanks