LS1 Camaro vs Me
#11
should be a 1-2 car length win for you assuming both cars get the same amount of traction
if it's a 4L60-E it may surprise you a bit and get a jump on you from a dig considering you are hefting around 18x10" Saleens on all 4 corners... that unsprung weight adds up from a stop
you should run him down easy enough though... I'd say you have a good 40RWHP on him
if it's a 4L60-E it may surprise you a bit and get a jump on you from a dig considering you are hefting around 18x10" Saleens on all 4 corners... that unsprung weight adds up from a stop
you should run him down easy enough though... I'd say you have a good 40RWHP on him
Last edited by Morbid Intentions; 11-13-2010 at 02:32 PM.
#13
so I stick with my 1-2 car length lead for the S197 by the end of the 1/4 mile
cooler weather this time a year... cold weather + 555R's = up in the air on whether they will grip like they are supposed to
now up in the air grip + 4.10's... even harder traction problems
NOW add the boat anchor wheels for gobs of unsprung weight into the mix
that is just my way of looking at the setup anyways
of course I'm basing my conclusion he will be racing a 4L60-E though... a T-56 car will have just as much problems finding traction with street tires
if I remember correctly the OP is also the guy that said he only dynoed 320RWHP when everyone else said he should be @ 340-350RWHP on his setup as it sits... so that was another thing that is running in my mind
then again the heavier wheels coupled with the steep gearing could be counteracting each other so it's all up in the air... my bad for speculating I guess?
Last edited by Morbid Intentions; 11-13-2010 at 03:20 PM.
#15
Of course there's one thing I have to remember.
I don't know how much of an effect this would have on my dyno or not.
RIGHT when I got back from the dyno I took my car to the shop due
to a knocking noise in my tranny.
I ended up having to get a NEW TRANSMISSION because
I was missing freaking teeth in some of the bearings of the tranny.
This was right after they insalled 4.10's, cams, long tubes, and catted x.
The car was driving FINE, but I had that knocking noise.
I don't know how the hell the car was driving fine with the tranny like that.
I saw the damage myself though, and I have NO IDEA if the car
was like that BEFORE it was put on the dyno, OR someone took it out
at the shop after all the mods were done and romped on it
and did something to the car on accident then though.
But if the tranny WAS like that on the dyno,
It would affect the readings no?
I don't know how much of an effect this would have on my dyno or not.
RIGHT when I got back from the dyno I took my car to the shop due
to a knocking noise in my tranny.
I ended up having to get a NEW TRANSMISSION because
I was missing freaking teeth in some of the bearings of the tranny.
This was right after they insalled 4.10's, cams, long tubes, and catted x.
The car was driving FINE, but I had that knocking noise.
I don't know how the hell the car was driving fine with the tranny like that.
I saw the damage myself though, and I have NO IDEA if the car
was like that BEFORE it was put on the dyno, OR someone took it out
at the shop after all the mods were done and romped on it
and did something to the car on accident then though.
But if the tranny WAS like that on the dyno,
It would affect the readings no?
Last edited by Blacksmoke; 11-14-2010 at 10:59 AM.
#17
When they took it apart one bearing had freakin' teeth missing.
Again though... I'm not sure if the tranny was that way when it went on
the dyno... or when it got off the dyno.
Again though... I'm not sure if the tranny was that way when it went on
the dyno... or when it got off the dyno.
Last edited by Blacksmoke; 11-14-2010 at 09:23 PM.