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228, which classification Posted by bullettdsm, Jun-04-06 02:26 AM
Hey guys, I'm considering going with the NA. Any idea what classification to run in and who/what I would be running against. Also, can you usually get more than 1 run in at test and tune time?
Thanks, MB
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229, RE: which classification Posted by 992gnt, Jun-04-06 06:13 AM
There is no NA class at the SO. There isn't even a FWD class at the SO. So you'll be running in one of two brackets - 13.00 and slower and 12.99 and faster (I think that's how they're split up). As long as the weather cooperates you should be able to get in quite a few runs.
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231, RE: which classification Posted by DR1665, Jun-05-06 06:51 AM
I hear you're the man to beat, now. Mr. 14.9. :thumbsup
Congrats.
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233, RE: which classification Posted by bullettdsm, Jun-05-06 07:46 AM
Thanks, Greg. Crap, I ain't running down to 13's, lol!
Thanks Brian. I was really hoping that I would hear from you. I appreciate that. I'm telling you that Todd is going to drop his number down real quick when he gets out of his stock TB. His problem is going to be getting the RPM's (as you know). One of our clubs has track day on Friday. I'm hoping to lower it, but she is breaking up a little above 8k. I'll dyno tomorrow and see what I can see.
Norwalk is now a maybe.
Thanks again, MB
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234, RE: which classification Posted by DR1665, Jun-05-06 08:51 AM
Originally posted by bullettdsm Thanks, Greg. Crap, I ain't running down to 13's, lol! Thanks Brian. I was really hoping that I would hear from you. I appreciate that. I'm telling you that Todd is going to drop his number down real quick when he gets out of his stock TB. His problem is going to be getting the RPM's (as you know). One of our clubs has track day on Friday. I'm hoping to lower it, but she is breaking up a little above 8k. I'll dyno tomorrow and see what I can see. Norwalk is now a maybe. Thanks again, MB
I'd be interested in hearing more about your set up. Care to share with the group?
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235, RE: which classification Posted by bullettdsm, Jun-05-06 09:32 AM
No problem. I'll just copy it from a previous post
Inside: JE 10.5 Crower 2 Stainless valves .020 off head 5 angle valve job Personal port and polish (intake and exhaust) MLS Head gasket Of course, full rebuild on bearing etc. (stock) Full float wrist pins
Outside: AF/X pulley AF/X ECU Jeep 60 mm TB Personal port and polish intake 1 adj. cam gear on intake side E-bay Ram air intake E-bay 4-1 header (cleaned up with grinder) "hi-flow cat" 2.5 exhaust No power steering Spec 4 modular clutch
Suspension; tiens and adj KYB's (1.8 drop) in front stock springs adj KYB in back
No secret surprises. The power is in the top end. 1st shift point at 8500 (actually start my shift at around 8200 but end up near 8500).
MB
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236, RE: which classification Posted by DR1665, Jun-05-06 12:26 PM
Originally posted by bullettdsm Set up... Very nice. Be sure to bring the car to Norwalk, sir. I would like a ride in it. Apples to apples, and all that. :thumbsup
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237, RE: which classification Posted by bullettdsm, Jun-06-06 08:01 AM
Brian, IF I go up to the SO, you are welcome to take it for a drive if you so desire. Hell, if I go up there and get enough runs in you're welcome to take a run if you want. I totally understand apples to apples. I have the curiousity factor also. MB
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