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Old Aug 7, 2002 | 04:16 PM
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the weather def. had a role in the times, also the more practice you get , the better your times will get
Old Aug 8, 2002 | 09:16 PM
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Everyones short times sucked. Look at that AWD Talon only cutting a 2.2 60'. They must not have prepped the track too well, I know some of the one ones out herre cheap out when there's a lot of street cars running.
Old Aug 21, 2002 | 11:49 PM
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Well matt :

the altitude at the wall is bad

you got poor traction.....look at your 60' (take that Yoko at Scott's house)

the stock car ran about a 15.1. you turned up the wick but didn't adress the fact that you still had both cats on there. that monolithic converter is horrible. you're just putting more strain on your turbo. You should fare a lot better with your 3" DP, and get rid of that cat. No one checks in Abilene.



Let us know how it goes next time. with that new aluminum TID and DP. Mid 14's shouldn't be a prob. My best time there was only a 13.92 and i only pulled 13's off twice. never ran it with the flywheel though. Most of the time i ran 14.01 It's a shitty track, but it's all we......no YOU have. BTW there's an 1/8 mile track down the road from our house here, and a 1/4mile 54 miles away. oh yeah humid is better than hot dry air, which is what you mostly have in San Angelo
Old Aug 21, 2002 | 11:53 PM
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There is a 1/4 mile database on http://www.rx7registry.com if you wanna post your times there
Old Aug 23, 2002 | 01:10 PM
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Originally Posted by phinsup' date='Aug 21 2002, 11:53 PM
There is a 1/4 mile database on http://www.rx7registry.com if you wanna post your times there
i saw that coming
Old Aug 23, 2002 | 05:39 PM
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Hell no I don't want to post these sorry *** times there. Johann the cats are all gone now.. I retained them just in case I need them for an emissions test sometime in the future. Where it that tire? John's house or Scott's house? I would like to get so I can put them all on sometime soon. thanks.
Old Sep 2, 2002 | 08:19 PM
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Keep practicing man. You were not going to nail it the first time out.
Old Sep 2, 2002 | 11:23 PM
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Got to love turbo cars! So easy to crank up the power!



Dont worry man just some exhaust work and you will feel a good gain.

By the way my first pass which is over a year now I only faired 14.8 at 96 I believe... cant remember my 60 ft but lets just say it could of been a lot better!



Practice and some exhaust work.

But still even a 15 flat will take out a considerable amount of cars. **** to be honest you would be right next to me for a long time in a race. Though to be honest you would probably kick my *** off the line.. haha

But anyway good luck! And wish I had a turbo RX7!! AM about ready to sell this damn GT just for a shot at an 84 RX7...
Old Sep 3, 2002 | 06:51 PM
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To anyone who has a TII: How do you launch it off the line? Usually I just slide my cluth out at about 3300rpm and I get a small squek and go. Is there a better method? Also when dragging I usually don't bring my car past 6200rpm cause the power feels like it levels off (???).



7mech, those numbers are still respectable as long as you beat the talon.





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Old Sep 3, 2002 | 09:09 PM
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Thanks Spike. You really shouldn't ride your clutch when luanching the car. If you continue to ride it like that it will wear out really fast. I usually just launch at 3700rpm. When I launch I just dump the clutch. Yes I get more tire spin, but my clutch lasts alot longer. Also I get alot of tire spin b/c my tires are crappy.



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