I am a little confused fellas. I ran my friends 96 3.8 Saturday for the SLP Customer Appreciation day at Las Vegas and it sucked fat, hairy, sweaty, monkey balls. For one thing the 3.4's were running 17.1's to 17.8's and the best that I managed was 17.08. It's an auto. I don't know what the gears are and maybe that's the problem but still. I was running like 2.7 60's which is just horrific. I have a 97 and I run 2.1's just to let you know that it's not my fault that the car is running horrible or whatever. His car has a 3 chamber flowmaster and SLP CAI. Being that Las Vegas is a bit elevated I can believe that has a decent part of giving slower times but what else? I think the elevation is around 4000 ft. or higher even though the guy said it's 2000, that's really hard to believe because I saw a sign that said 4 grand about 40 minutes back and I believe we went higher after that. I know the gears and the elevation play a part and also tires. I believe he has 16's. I checked the tire pressure while I was in line and it was 35 PSI. I hardly lit the tires up, just a little. I'm stumped, I figured his car would be running at least mid 16's which would probably translate into like mid 15's. But he's running hardly better then 3.4's, it just doesn't make sence to me. I was stalling at 1800, no spin that I noticed anyway. But then again some other people were having that problem too. The only thing is that they had like 400 RWHP. I'm really banging my head into a wall on this. I think I'm going to have to get him to a track here on the coast and see what it can do.
Any helpful thoughts would be much appreciated.
Any helpful thoughts would be much appreciated.
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