Took my Z28 to the track for the first time ever...
Took my Z28 to the track for the first time ever...
95 Z28 LT1 M6 with pacesetter long headers, comp cam 304 and K&N CAI.
I went with my C6 chrome (18-19's) no pcm tune. I did 14.8 @89MPH.
What am i doing wrong? I want to hit 12's...Please give me advice.
Thanks.
I went with my C6 chrome (18-19's) no pcm tune. I did 14.8 @89MPH.
What am i doing wrong? I want to hit 12's...Please give me advice.
Thanks.
wow that's really slow, you spinning alot off the line? Is your car running right? Your car should run that or better stock, something's wrong...I have a 98 rustang gt with a catback that runs mid 14's all day on ****ty street tires..
Check your tuneup, of course. Make sure timing is correct and it's hitting on all eight cylinders. Check fuel pressure, replace all filters, get the injectors cleaned. Put in a new oxygen sensor, spark plugs, plug wires, etcetera. Then consider getting a torque converter that matches the cam. 2200 to 2400 rpm stall speed, look at the Neal converters. Put in some 3.73 gears in the back. Then see what your ET is like. Your LT1 should run at least 15 MPH faster than what you've listed there. 89 MPH is indicative of an engine that is making about 200 HP, so you are down at least 75 HP from stock.
OP has an m6 car..
6 spd cars can be trickey getting them to launch,you gotta slip the clutch!
as for the very low mph,did you get off the throttle too soon? 900' stock you should be 96-100mph in the 1/4......
without being at the track or seeing a video it is pretty hard to judge the real problem or pin pointing it.
practice launching the car with a little clutch slip and roll into the throttle..
6 spd cars can be trickey getting them to launch,you gotta slip the clutch!
as for the very low mph,did you get off the throttle too soon? 900' stock you should be 96-100mph in the 1/4......
without being at the track or seeing a video it is pretty hard to judge the real problem or pin pointing it.
practice launching the car with a little clutch slip and roll into the throttle..
Check your tuneup, of course. Make sure timing is correct and it's hitting on all eight cylinders. Check fuel pressure, replace all filters, get the injectors cleaned. Put in a new oxygen sensor, spark plugs, plug wires, etcetera. Then consider getting a torque converter that matches the cam. 2200 to 2400 rpm stall speed, look at the Neal converters. Put in some 3.73 gears in the back. Then see what your ET is like. Your LT1 should run at least 15 MPH faster than what you've listed there. 89 MPH is indicative of an engine that is making about 200 HP, so you are down at least 75 HP from stock.
It had rain quiet abit, but very windy conditions. The fastest car there was prolly a black C6 supercharged doing 11's.
Stock 2002 Z06 was doing 13's. Race city actually sits at 3350 feet however the track is officially listed at ... =2888.469 feet above sea level. Does that make sense?
Stock 2002 Z06 was doing 13's. Race city actually sits at 3350 feet however the track is officially listed at ... =2888.469 feet above sea level. Does that make sense?
It had rain quiet abit, but very windy conditions. The fastest car there was prolly a black C6 supercharged doing 11's.
Stock 2002 Z06 was doing 13's. Race city actually sits at 3350 feet however the track is officially listed at ... =2888.469 feet above sea level. Does that make sense?
Stock 2002 Z06 was doing 13's. Race city actually sits at 3350 feet however the track is officially listed at ... =2888.469 feet above sea level. Does that make sense?
If you're going to race at a high altitude track then go on a cool/dry day and your times will be better.
I'd forgotten about asking about race conditions. 3300 feet is considerable. Is there a way to correct for conditions in order to compare E/T and MPH to sea-level track conditions?
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Al, you got your formy into the tens??
Congratulations, man!
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Al, you got your formy into the tens??
Congratulations, man!
It had rain quiet abit, but very windy conditions. The fastest car there was prolly a black C6 supercharged doing 11's.
Stock 2002 Z06 was doing 13's. Race city actually sits at 3350 feet however the track is officially listed at ... =2888.469 feet above sea level. Does that make sense?
Stock 2002 Z06 was doing 13's. Race city actually sits at 3350 feet however the track is officially listed at ... =2888.469 feet above sea level. Does that make sense?
Check to see the knock sensor is retarding timing with a code scanner or data log. The knock sensor will not throw a code but can pull up to 10 degrees of timing out of your total timing killing performance and the only way you will see it is to data log. There is a way to eliminate the knock sensor to test it. Install a 1/4 watt 4k ohm resistor (Radio Shack) to one end of the knock sensor plug and the other to ground and run the car. Remember this will bypass your knock sensor so be careful.
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