kp116
10+ Year Contributor
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- Mar 25, 2009
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Janesville,
Wisconsin
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We were all extremely surprised with the results. Car was on a very safe tune on a single wally 255! Car is on e85 (e70) on a hx40 pro with the bolt-on .55 a/r bep housing. Stock intake manifold and throttle body. Race weight was somewhere around 3150. I still have a lot more room left. This was on yokohama s-drives for tires with a 1.77 60 foot. My trans is very notchy 2-3 so that probably hurt the et a little bit. Car was driven to and from the track which is about an hour and fifteen away. The smoke you see at the end was a little blow by through the dipstick but that problem is solved now. I can't wait for another fuel pump and maybe some small shit and see if I can get into the 10's!
We were all extremely surprised with the results. Car was on a very safe tune on a single wally 255! Car is on e85 (e70) on a hx40 pro with the bolt-on .55 a/r bep housing. Stock intake manifold and throttle body. Race weight was somewhere around 3150. I still have a lot more room left. This was on yokohama s-drives for tires with a 1.77 60 foot. My trans is very notchy 2-3 so that probably hurt the et a little bit. Car was driven to and from the track which is about an hour and fifteen away. The smoke you see at the end was a little blow by through the dipstick but that problem is solved now. I can't wait for another fuel pump and maybe some small shit and see if I can get into the 10's!




Punch it at the last amber light and that could have been a 10sec pass! Yes, a little higher studder and better adjustment for squat and you're consistant in the 10s with enough fuel and more timing. 16 degrees for an ethanol blend is very, very conservative. Was that because the fuel was falling off up top?
