ran @ track 1st time.

[99v6cam]

When my car was bone stock I ran a 15.9 @ 89.7 with a 2.4 60ft. Since yours is an auto your 60ft times hurt you more because of your gearing. Just practice, it takes time. I've been to the track 2 times ever with my car and never got under a 2.4 60ft but I bet now I could pull a 2.1 or 2.0 (granted I have a new clutch next time I go).

[1DangerousV6]

Originally posted by andrew.brandon:
your 60' time sucks because it was your first time at the track with the car, duh. it takes practice to get good consistant times. every car drives diffrent. you need to learn how it drives. when I first went to the track my 3.4 got all 2.4 60's. now I get consistant 2.2's just from getting practice. and I belive the stock stall converter is somewhere between 1800-2000 rpm FYI

exactly..just practice..when i first started going to the track i took a full 1/2 second off my 1/4 ET just by practicing launching, stalling, adjusting tire psi, etc

[TheGreenPunisher]

Thats crazy....i ran that same time...at that same speed tonight. Check it out.

Dial: 16.00
R/T: .247
60': 2.397
330: 6.727
1/8: 10.313
MPH: 68.87
1000: 13.372
1/4: 15.975
MPH: 85.95

Difference = I have no performance mods, and 100lbs worth of subs in the back

[12secondv6]

Practice = KEY!

Keep the cat! Or.... catco high flow cat.

Read up in the drag racing section.... lots to learn....

I starteed out in the high 16's