Times with Yank 3000

First run:

2.317 8.978 85.38 13.598 107.42

At the end of the night

1.956 8.167 86.88 12.733 108.20
1.850 8.046 86.88 12.621 107.62
1.929 8.110 87.09 12.658 108.47

I'm still getting used to the converter.

damn, pretty drastic drop. were the last runs with the crack?

No, just motor.

I've been warned for not having a roll-bar, so I can't make a full run with the n2o.

Here's all the runs:
2.317 8.978 85.38 13.598 107.42
2.234 8.293 92.03 12.564 114.23 (n2o) letting off
2.017 8.421 86.04 13.000 107.93
2.294 8.650 86.02 13.236 107.89
2.250 8.214 91.68 12.876 98.41 (n2o) letting off
2.208 8.534 86.50 13.099 108.14
2.133 8.479 86.21 13.051 108.20
1.956 8.167 86.88 12.733 108.20
1.850 8.046 86.88 12.621 107.62
2.091 8.375 87.56 12.737 115.14 (n2o) after the 1/8
2.191 8.497 86.54 13.071 107.94
1.929 8.111 87.09 12.658 108.47
2.266 8.679 86.21 13.265 107.88

Nice!!!
But now you need some real stickys. Your 60' should be within a few hundredths of each other most of the time.
After I got my ST3500 I had to ditch the Nittos and got the 10.5x26-16 ET streets put on the stock rims. My traction problems went away. See sig.

You definately need tires... Nice runs.:)

Thanks :)

Hopefully on a prepped night I can do better.