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  • #16
    Just remember as you get older your reaction time gets slower, 1.5 may be best you'll get, no matter what you do to car! LOL LOL. Glad your doing good after surgery.
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    • #17
      Originally posted by Plum Nuts View Post
      Just remember as you get older your reaction time gets slower, 1.5 may be best you'll get, no matter what you do to car! LOL LOL. Glad your doing good after surgery.
      haha thanks Larry.. But you know my 60' time has nothing to do with my reaction time.. Clock doesn't start til I roll out of the beams..
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      11.20@122.37 1.51 60'

      Originally posted by WMCCjames

      "Plans Subject to change upon Sobering up"

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      • #18
        I'm close to being ready - Need to try to take care of some exhaust leaks....damn exhaust has been off and on so many times it's just done. Still need to wire the spray, the 4.10's are here sitting in a box. Figured I'd put some miles on the clutch before installing gears.

        The new clutch seems to be nice, the new PST aluminum drive shaft got rid of my drive line vibrations and the pro 5.0 shifter is pretty neat
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        fixed slow junk

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        • #19
          Ready!!!
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          • #20
            Going to be hard to go below a 1.50 short time. Did you do that with drag radials? If so, that's damn good.
            When in doubt, Whip it out !

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            • #21
              Originally posted by farmington View Post
              Going to be hard to go below a 1.50 short time. Did you do that with drag radials? If so, that's damn good.
              Yes, the 1.50 was on 275/50/15 ET streets @18 psi... I can always hope..
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              11.20@122.37 1.51 60'

              Originally posted by WMCCjames

              "Plans Subject to change upon Sobering up"

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              • #22
                As long as they prep the track - mid 1.4's shouldn't be to much of an issue Larry. That's what I'm hoping for on the dope
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                • #23
                  pshhhh
                  drag radials go 1.11-1.20 all the time and 4.60's in the 1/8

                  Larry's convertor will probably hold him back

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                  • #24
                    Originally posted by 1BADAIR View Post
                    Larry's convertor will probably hold him back
                    This I agree with... When I cut the 1.50 60's I was stalling the car up to 1600-1800 and launching. I had never done that before, I usually launched just off idle, 1100 rpms. I know when I launch at 1100 the stall flashes higher, hoping that might be good for just a tad quicker 60'.. I'm going to try both ways next time out and see what happens..

                    Someday that cat is going to make it Larry!!!
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                    11.20@122.37 1.51 60'

                    Originally posted by WMCCjames

                    "Plans Subject to change upon Sobering up"

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                    • #25
                      Yeah IMO the lower you flash it from the faster it will go to the 60. Your converter is small so taking a run at it will really help it flash higher on the juice.


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                      • #26
                        Originally posted by c0ncEpT View Post
                        Yeah IMO the lower you flash it from the faster it will go to the 60. Your converter is small so taking a run at it will really help it flash higher on the juice.
                        Yep, that is my plan of attack next time out..
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                        11.20@122.37 1.51 60'

                        Originally posted by WMCCjames

                        "Plans Subject to change upon Sobering up"

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                        • #27
                          My sealed bearing is no longer sealed.
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                          11.20@122.37 1.51 60'

                          Originally posted by WMCCjames

                          "Plans Subject to change upon Sobering up"

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                          • #28
                            WHAT HAPPENED?!
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                            • #29
                              Originally posted by meissen View Post
                              WHAT HAPPENED?!
                              Noticed a leak. pulled the axle and this part of the bearing came out, other part stayed in the housing.. But hey, I put 300 miles on it..
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                              11.20@122.37 1.51 60'

                              Originally posted by WMCCjames

                              "Plans Subject to change upon Sobering up"

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                              • #30
                                That looks like a set20 bearing and that's completely normal for them to come apart like that. That outer seal is very easy to damage when installing, but if it's done right they dont leak. I have the same set-up on my 9".
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