quarter mile time on a 2005 gt auto...
01-28-2007, 04:28 PM
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RE: quarter mile time on a 2005 gt auto...
ORIGINAL: bl1nkage
Wow... now I -know- there is something wrong with my car.. Ive got an intake and tune and my car runs 13.7s on average... with my best being a 13.53
Wow... now I -know- there is something wrong with my car.. Ive got an intake and tune and my car runs 13.7s on average... with my best being a 13.53
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01-28-2007, 05:46 PM
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RE: quarter mile time on a 2005 gt auto...
ORIGINAL: 2k05gt
Click on my Signature Pic..
2005 GT Auto CAI, Tune and Gears.
My problem is that I weight 225 LBS this slows me down a bit.
My best mod would be to loose 40 lbs
I know with tbw 4.10 I should be around 13.1 - 13.2 but 13.3 is my best so far..
I ran Stock 13.9
CAI Tune 13.6
Cears 13.3
Click on my Signature Pic..
2005 GT Auto CAI, Tune and Gears.
My problem is that I weight 225 LBS this slows me down a bit.
My best mod would be to loose 40 lbs
I know with tbw 4.10 I should be around 13.1 - 13.2 but 13.3 is my best so far..
I ran Stock 13.9
CAI Tune 13.6
Cears 13.3
01-28-2007, 07:24 PM
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RE: quarter mile time on a 2005 gt auto...
ORIGINAL: TheDarkPath
bl1nkage, whatwere the temps when you ran with the intake and tune? Temps, humidity, and track conditions can make a big difference in times.
bl1nkage, whatwere the temps when you ran with the intake and tune? Temps, humidity, and track conditions can make a big difference in times.
01-28-2007, 07:48 PM
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RE: quarter mile time on a 2005 gt auto...
ORIGINAL: bl1nkage
Wow... now I -know- there is something wrong with my car.. Ive got an intake and tune and my car runs 13.7s on average... with my best being a 13.53
Wow... now I -know- there is something wrong with my car.. Ive got an intake and tune and my car runs 13.7s on average... with my best being a 13.53
It's the track, OSW doesn't prep. Take a drive to Bradenton just once and try there track and you will be in DISBELIEF. It is over a million times better than OSW and you don't have to worry about crashing into sidewalls like myself.
Moral: ****ty track = bad 1/4 time and bad 60 fts. along with crashes!
-Jeff
01-29-2007, 01:01 AM
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RE: quarter mile time on a 2005 gt auto...
I just got back from the track. I did a best of 13.83 at 97.x mph. I'm too lazy to get the slip right now. My best run was my first one, i hooked well but didn't launch very high. My 2nd and 3rd runs came after dark and the track was getting cold and a bit slick so my 60' times rose by a tenth or so and my 1/4 times were about 2 tenths over my best. Without any more mods, i think there's another tenth or so in it...13.7s or 13'6s are realistic.
01-29-2007, 10:49 PM
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RE: quarter mile time on a 2005 gt auto...
Well, your best time is .30 better than my best time and in worse conditions as well. High humidity probably hurt you.
Since you're trapping a lot higher than me, what's your 60' time?
My best 60' was 2.06 (not sure of the thousanth number but i think 6).
I think you'll do even better in better weather and with a good launch.
Since you're trapping a lot higher than me, what's your 60' time?
My best 60' was 2.06 (not sure of the thousanth number but i think 6).
I think you'll do even better in better weather and with a good launch.