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Lol not easily done...depends on how well the track is prepped, the weather condition, and mainly the altitude. Best I've ran was a 12.5 @113.98 with I/H/E, corrected time of 12.2 for the DA.
saying you need to correct a time because of altitude is bit silly. "Run what you brung" is the old saying. So if you can run a 12.2 what does your friends ISF run? Im guessing a 11.9 or better? I ran a consistent 12.8 at 492 altitude with just a cat back and k and n filter.
Last edited by LRCSALES; Jun 18, 2016 at 11:04 AM.
saying you need to correct a time because of altitude is bit silly. "Run what you brung" is the old saying. So if you can run a 12.2 what does your friends ISF run? Im guessing a 11.9 or better?
Lol don't be mad, I'm just showing people what the car modded can do it if the density altitude was 0, basically with the right conditions at sea level. His best time was 12.6 before the tuned intake with I/H/E, so you tell me.
Lol don't be mad, I'm just showing people what the car modded can do it if the density altitude was 0, basically with the right conditions at sea level. His best time was 12.6 before the tuned intake with I/H/E, so you tell me.
lol im not i guess he runs a 11.8 he has a fast ISF for F0(k sake.
Ditto on this...the RC F is built for redlining and raucous driving on the streets and the track.
The RC F is already starting to show its capabilities. The #36 Lexus RC F from GAZOO Racing & TOM’S Racing finished 24th overall and first in the SP-Pro class at the 24 Hours of Nürburgring--impressive performance for any car.
I would say this F car is capable of withstanding a lot of abuse.
I drive the heck out of mine. 27,000 miles and zero problems with anything. As solid as it gets
Hi! Has anyone drag raced very recently with outside temps of 90*F? How were your numbers? I dragged recently 3x and one of them was against an Audi RS7. Our gap was 0.5secs. Ofc he won since their stock is from 560-605 HP.
Hi! Has anyone drag raced very recently with outside temps of 90*F? How were your numbers? I dragged recently 3x and one of them was against an Audi RS7. Our gap was 0.5secs. Ofc he won since their stock is from 560-605 HP.
It looks bad compared to previous numbers posted but for a 90*F+ weather, it's not too bad. Idk the whole details of the Audi RS7 but they said his is tuned. Usually, they're 11.6sec or faster.
It looks bad compared to previous numbers posted but for a 90*F+ weather, it's not too bad. Idk the whole details of the Audi RS7 but they said his is tuned. Usually, they're 11.6sec or faster.
what in the world is the rs7 doing? 1.855 for 60 ft and trapping 100mph 13.1???
They said they have torque braking and launch control.
did he brake prematurely before the finish line or did he have catastrophic failure lol
With that 60' and rs7 hp he should have trapped in the 120s and high 11s or low low 12s
did he brake prematurely before the finish line or did he have catastrophic failure lol
With that 60' and rs7 hp he should have trapped in the 120s and high 11s or low low 12s
Most likely he could have done that but he might have slowed down since he knew he won. It was really hot that day and it's his 3rd drag or more of the day. Everyone was doing higher numbers than they should because it was like the Sahara desert. I hope to try it again on a cooler month with lighter gas tank (mine was 3/4 full), wheels & rotors.
They let off before the 1/8 mile mark (or at least reduced throttle). 82 mph seems a little low for what that car should be able to do. My stock 350Z trapped 80 mph @8.7 in 1/8 mile with 2.0 60'.