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2087, 1/8 mile track times
Posted by chrysler kid, Dec-31-69 06:00 PM
So i went to the track. Only problem is it was a
1/8 mile track. Could somebody tell me what that would mean if i ran the 1/4. any help would be greatly appreciated. BTW when i went to the track there was only like 3 imports and about 300 camaros, MY best time was 10.7 and i never really got the hang of the green light
2088, RE: 1/8 mile track times
Posted by vegasdsmr, Dec-31-69 06:00 PM
mid to high 16s dependin on your high rpm mods....

i usually hit around 10.4 at the 1/8, but when i run a 16.7 or 16.8, its usually 10.7 or 10.8 in the 1/8
2089, RE: 1/8 mile track times
Posted by chrysler kid, Dec-31-69 06:00 PM
well shit i thought i did good, i saw gt mustangs run flat tens ahh till next time
2090, RE: 1/8 mile track times
Posted by 98Talon, Dec-31-69 06:00 PM
when my car was stock I averaged around a 10.3. Now I have a short ram intake and bored throttle body and I pull 10.0's or 9.9's usually. You did pretty good, oh, and don't worry about the mustangs, if it's a 5.0 they are fast in the 1/8th, but that's what they are built for.


2091, RE: 1/8 mile track times
Posted by Justin99RS, Dec-31-69 06:00 PM
if your averaging 10.3 stock and now 9.9's with just those mods..you've got some kind of freak car....a 9.9 is getting down to the 15.5 range...and thats very very fast for just those mods...and you really need to be an expert driver to get that...
2092, RE: 1/8 mile track times
Posted by 98Talon, Dec-31-69 06:00 PM
yeah, I'm a pretty good driver. My car hauls ass. I've only raced one other 2gnt, it was a 5-speed eclipse with AEM CAI and Greddy header and exhaust and UDP. I owned him, badly, very badly. This was before my tb too. From what I've gathered, my tb boring made about a 1 1/2 car difference in the 1/4, because a car that used to beat me by 2 cars (modded '99 SI) now only beats me by like a fender.


2093, RE: 1/8 mile track times
Posted by chrysler kid, Dec-31-69 06:00 PM
damn i know now why my times suck, i have a bad seal or a bad gaskett on my engine, so my engine just hits a wall when i hit 6k rpm
2094, RE: 1/8 mile track times
Posted by 98Talon, Dec-31-69 06:00 PM
hahaha, my engine doesn't even wake up until 5K.

adam
2095, RE: 1/8 mile track times
Posted by chrysler kid, Dec-31-69 06:00 PM
ok thats crazy guys, i think the track that i go to is actually a little longer than an 1/8 mile, because i went last night and a civic si and a intergra gsr both ran roun 10.3 or higher, and i defenitly was runnin strong and my best time was still 10.743, my point is no way at the track i go to that a 2gnt could run a 10.5 let alone a 10.3

i can post my times reactions if you like

i need to go to the 1/4 mile track to see what my car is really capable of
2096, RE: 1/8 mile track times
Posted by 98Talon, Dec-31-69 06:00 PM
I'm walking out the door right now to go to the 1/8th track, I'll let you kiddo's know what kind of a difference the bored throttle body makes.

adam
2097, RE: 1/8 mile track times
Posted by ghostESiKY, Dec-31-69 06:00 PM
question for yall.... around a 10 in the 1/8? decent time for a bone stock talon except apex1 full cat, and filter cone on stock piping? oh and i also have 3 10s in a big ass box in the back. i raced my boys civic and i either hang with him, or beat him (hes got hella mods). he said his average is around a 10 give or take mill. seconds n shit like that. :D




-kyle wall

96 talon ghost ESi "rear bumper has no embedded ESi emblem?"
mods: APEXi N1 full cat, top of the line auto zone cone filter (:x) on stock piping
sounds: pioneer head, 3 audiobahn 10s, 800 watt pioneer, fosgate 6.5s
wtb: front bumper, driver side fender (wreck)
2098, RE: 1/8 mile track times
Posted by 98Talon, Dec-31-69 06:00 PM
Well, if we're talking about a 10.0, then you're doing pretty good. If we're talking about a 10.3-10.6, then that's okay I guess, good enough to beat a civic anyway. Take out those subs for racing and it will help some. Just keep becoming a better driver... that makes more of a difference than anything.

adam
2099, RE: 1/8 mile track times
Posted by ghostESiKY, Dec-31-69 06:00 PM
im a pretty good driver for sure. i jus need to practice getting off the line. i spin my tires to much, but i dont think em being bald is helping at all tho :P





-kyle wall

96 talon ghost ESi "rear bumper has no embedded ESi emblem?"
mods: APEXi N1 full cat, top of the line auto zone cone filter (:x) on stock piping
sounds: pioneer head, 3 audiobahn 10s, 800 watt pioneer, fosgate 6.5s
wtb: front bumper, driver side fender (wreck)
2100, RE: 1/8 mile track times
Posted by 98Talon, Dec-31-69 06:00 PM
yeah, mine are pretty bald right now. It's funny because when I first got my car, everyone I raced swore it was all wheel drive because of how well I could launch it. I'll have new Toyo T1-S's soon though, that will be good :) I finally found them in a 14.

adam
2101, RE: 1/8 mile track times
Posted by EvuLFleA, Dec-31-69 06:00 PM
The 2 NT's ran a 10.2 with basic mods and another ran 10.6. Both had 18's and body kits and stereos.


2102, RE: 1/8 mile track times
Posted by qwad65, Dec-31-69 06:00 PM
i just ran a 9.76 in th 1/8th with my 18ich rims
2103, RE: 1/8 mile track times
Posted by 98Talon, Dec-31-69 06:00 PM
What Mods do you have Quad?

adam
2104, RE: 1/8 mile track times
Posted by qwad65, Dec-31-69 06:00 PM
stage 1 star kit @5psi and tanabe cat back.
2105, RE: 1/8 mile track times
Posted by HDW823, Dec-31-69 06:00 PM
Hey, I'm an Automatic Nt and I ran a 10.4 last night. Are there any other automatics out there? What did you guys run in the 1/8 and with what mods. I'm in alabama, so we don't get the privelage of the 1/4.

Anyway I was racing a 95 rs with basically same mods as mine except she also had cold air vs. my short intake, and ingition, and she had a 5spd. Even with her 50 shot nitrous she only beat me by .150. Is my car doing really good, or is hers just a piece?

Heather
2106, RE: 1/8 mile track times
Posted by chrysler kid, Dec-31-69 06:00 PM
BULL SHIT ON ALL OF YOU !!! EVERY ONE!!! i am sad now :( personally i think the track is fuked up cause interga gsr's only run 10.3 's same with the Si. i also raced a 96 cobra and he ran a 9.6

i am going to go piss on my engine now :( i am fukkin angry, i should be going that fast, but why cant i ?
2107, RE: 1/8 mile track times
Posted by 98Talon, Dec-31-69 06:00 PM
you're right, GSR's and SI's only run 10.3's, and I embarrass both of those cars. Don't hold honda's in such high standings. Heather, you are doing very well for an automatic 2gnt, keep up the great work. My best time thus far is a 9.9 in the 1/8th.

'98 talon
Ported/Polished TB
Short Ram Intake


2108, RE: 1/8 mile track times
Posted by chrysler kid, Dec-31-69 06:00 PM
wow this is all very comforting, what could be wrong with my car? i gots exhaust and short ram, and i think the valve cover stopped leakin oil
2109, RE: 1/8 mile track times
Posted by 98Talon, Dec-31-69 06:00 PM
put on some 14's with sticky tires, bore out that throttle body, lose the neons and the subs and you'll do better. Sometimes you have to make sacrifices between show and go, my car is all go, with nothing at all behind the back seat, and it's a base model, manual windows, manual locks, no rear windshield wiper, no sunroof, 5 speed... My car weighs right at 2640 lbs. Also, not to sound... crass, but learn to drive as well as possible. The best mod that anyone can do to their car is to go to a high performance driving school.
2110, RE: 1/8 mile track times
Posted by chrysler kid, Dec-31-69 06:00 PM
>put on some 14's with sticky tires, bore out that throttle
>body, lose the neons and the subs and you'll do better.
>Sometimes you have to make sacrifices between show and go,
>my car is all go, with nothing at all behind the back seat,
>and it's a base model, manual windows, manual locks, no rear
>windshield wiper, no sunroof, 5 speed... My car weighs
>right at 2640 lbs. Also, not to sound... crass, but learn
>to drive as well as possible. The best mod that anyone can
>do to their car is to go to a high performance driving
>school.
yeah mines an rs too, my stereo got stolen a month or so ago so thats not holdin me back, i have 17's but that should only matter a lil, the neons busted on a gravel road, and i took out the spare tire before i ran
2111, RE: 1/8 mile track times
Posted by mitifto, Dec-31-69 06:00 PM
Just went to the drag and I ran 10.3 on the 1/8 and 15.9 at teh 1/4 mile running only 4 psi on the turbo. I really need a boost controller.
2112, RE: 1/8 mile track times
Posted by 98Talon, Dec-31-69 06:00 PM
dude... you need to tune that turbo man, I run faster than that with almost zero mods. Turn that boost up man!



2113, RE: 1/8 mile track times
Posted by The1Bill, Dec-31-69 06:00 PM
17" rims/tyres will KILL your ET. Simply put. If you are naturally aspirated, then you aren't making a ton of torque in the universal sense (we do alright for a 2.0 I4). The worst place to put weight is at the end of the halfshafts. Especially when you are putting the weight further from the center of rotation. When weight is further from the center of rotation, it is more difficult to push. If you were to take a baseball bat and put a 10 lb weight on the handle, swinging it wouldn't be much more of a challenge. Move that weight out to the end of the bat, however, and you will feel a huge difference. The more torque that is applied to the wheel, the less the weight and diameter of the wheel matters. For a 2G NA DSM (with a 2.0... hehe...), 17" rims, especially if they are not lightweight, spell a high ET and a fairly low MPH. Your motor has more in her, but your driveline is sapping it all up. I would recommend racing on stock rims and getting an underdrive pulley. The car will rev like you would never believe it would.
-=B-=
2114, RE: 1/8 mile track times
Posted by 1TuffRS, Dec-31-69 06:00 PM
I have run a best of 9.8 in the 1/8th, hehe. Mods are in my sig
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