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1/4 mile time.

Old 08-17-12, 10:55 PM
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Well I took my new to me stock SC400 out to the drag strip tonight and I must say it didn't do half bad. My best time was 16.09 @ 87 with a R/T of .343. I think I could have got into the high 15's with a little better R/T and a few better shifts 1st to 2nd. Any ways im pretty happy with that for now.
Old 08-17-12, 11:24 PM
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what tranny are you running?
Old 08-17-12, 11:26 PM
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Not bad for an older car i ran 14.9 in my sc300 with a baby 57 trim @ 10 psi biggest downfall our cars have is weight bro. If u can lose that we would get our chubby @$$3$ down the track a lil faster
Old 08-18-12, 03:29 AM
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Originally Posted by scviolence
Not bad for an older car i ran 14.9 in my sc300 with a baby 57 trim @ 10 psi biggest downfall our cars have is weight bro. If u can lose that we would get our chubby @$$3$ down the track a lil faster
Surely your car is a bit faster than that, I would say at least a low 14 no? What did you trap at?
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reaction time doesn't have anything to do with E.T.
Old 08-18-12, 08:11 AM
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The tranny is a stock automatic and the time it takes to shift from 1st to 2nd is horrible. The car hits the rev limiter at about 6200 rpm but I had to shift it at around 5000 or it would start hitting the rev limiter befor it would get to second.
Old 08-18-12, 04:13 PM
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Do this: https://www.clublexus.com/forums/per...-its-free.html
And this: http://autospeed.com/cms/title_Tweak...2/article.html
and you´ll be on the 15s.
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Hihgly recommend doing those mods in the links. I did this when I had the V8 installed.
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Thanks for the help guys I will try those mods next weekend and see how it works. I also have a question. At the track what will give me the best et manualy shifting from low to second and drive or just putting it in Drive and letting the car do the shifting. It seemed to me when it was in Drive the car would shift faster from 1st to 2nd. And when I did the shifting it took longer.
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Put it in D and let it rip

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Old 08-20-12, 09:30 AM
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Originally Posted by MMCtuner
Bump...

on the second article has anyone here did the simple mod and saw the actual benefits?

Ikon
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reaction time doesn't matter unless you're bracket racing.

the time calculation starts when your car crosses the START line.

so you could sit there for 10 seconds and run a 16.0.
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Car # 764
Ghetto BFI, Backseats and trunk gutted. Rear tires at 10psi. I was thinking it would have ran a little quicker then 15.2 since stock ran that much but my car has 191,000 original miles. I had a different launch for each run. 1st run was a neutral bomb at 2000rpm. 2nd was drive and go no power brake. The last two I did a power brake between 1500 and 2000. I would say the D got the best run. Neutral bomb would have been quicker if I had better tires but I don't recommend that kind of launch unless its just a toy and you got a ride to keep you on your A to B. The car never bounced off the rev limiter on any of the runs.
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Originally Posted by The Ikon
Bump...

on the second article has anyone here did the simple mod and saw the actual benefits?

Ikon
I did and I saw your question on that thread too. It's all explained there, read it better and do it.
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