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05-08-2010, 11:16 AM | #1 | ||
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There were a few of us that hit the 1/4 mile last night at Willowbank for the test and tune.
Including myself, we had 5 of our customers running there cars last night. 1 of these customers was driving a holden so i wont bore you guys with what he ran We had a customers G6ET with a custom tune only making 260rwkw that ran 12.8@111mph on his first ever outing in his beast on street tyres. There was Simon in his supercharged RTV making 220rwkw, he ran a best of 14.8@98mph on street tyres. Dalts was also out in his XR6 Turbo ute. He didnt run as quick as what he has due to traction issues.. Im pretty sure his best time was a 12.4@75mph. Though he has run a best of 10.72@127mph. Myself in my BA XR6 Turbo sedan started off the night with an 11.3@124mph on my first pass. 2nd pass I launched it the hardest ive ever done, I left the line running 13psi and it broke into wheel spin running 11.7@123mph with a 2.00 60 foot. After changing to a tune running slightly more boost and is on the experimental side ran 11.1@124mph with what i thought was a soft launch(3000rpm and no boost) though it ran 1.63 to 60 foot!! Next time out should see all of our customers running quicker than what they did and see myself into the 10 second zone!! I will have a look a see if i can rustle up some pics from last night!!!
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2004 Ba Mk1 XR6 Turbo... Custom 4 inch exhaust. Process West Stage 3.4 kitted, Atomic Valve Springs, Walbro Intank Fuel Pump, Re-Drilled Factory Injectors, Strengthened 4spd Auto, 3500rpm Stall Convertor, Polished Throttle Body and Shiny bits. 430rwkw with GTX3582..10.55@132mph ..Serviced and Tuned @ Elite |
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05-08-2010, 11:36 AM | #2 | ||
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slippery.........that dew must have hit early........
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05-08-2010, 11:42 AM | #3 | ||
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the only time i found a problem with traction was when i let it rip too hard...
i never usually watch the boost gauge when i launch. dalts is in a world of his own and needs slicks and front runners now, ET Streets just dont cut the mustard!
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2004 Ba Mk1 XR6 Turbo... Custom 4 inch exhaust. Process West Stage 3.4 kitted, Atomic Valve Springs, Walbro Intank Fuel Pump, Re-Drilled Factory Injectors, Strengthened 4spd Auto, 3500rpm Stall Convertor, Polished Throttle Body and Shiny bits. 430rwkw with GTX3582..10.55@132mph ..Serviced and Tuned @ Elite |
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05-08-2010, 01:29 PM | #4 | ||
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Great to see a group going out like that - sounds my kind of fun.
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05-08-2010, 05:24 PM | #5 | ||
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Was a good night fellas, i only saw a couple of you guys there tho
I ended up running a pb of 13.21@106 with a 2.0 60ft
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Elite Automotive Tuned For Looks: HR Racing 20's, Pedders springs, Braided lines, Gauge tripod, Silver interior inserts Go Mods: Raptor Supercharger, Bosch 440cc inj, 4495's, High flow cat, 2.5" exhaust, BF turbo brakes Hows it go: 13.04@107.8mph 1.99 60ft 233.4rwkw |
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05-08-2010, 06:53 PM | #7 | ||
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20's on the front and 17's on the business end
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2006 Menace BF XR6 ZF 6 speed
Elite Automotive Tuned For Looks: HR Racing 20's, Pedders springs, Braided lines, Gauge tripod, Silver interior inserts Go Mods: Raptor Supercharger, Bosch 440cc inj, 4495's, High flow cat, 2.5" exhaust, BF turbo brakes Hows it go: 13.04@107.8mph 1.99 60ft 233.4rwkw |
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06-08-2010, 09:10 AM | #8 | ||
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thats pretty decent geoff!!! well done!!!!
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2004 Ba Mk1 XR6 Turbo... Custom 4 inch exhaust. Process West Stage 3.4 kitted, Atomic Valve Springs, Walbro Intank Fuel Pump, Re-Drilled Factory Injectors, Strengthened 4spd Auto, 3500rpm Stall Convertor, Polished Throttle Body and Shiny bits. 430rwkw with GTX3582..10.55@132mph ..Serviced and Tuned @ Elite |
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19-08-2010, 08:01 PM | #9 | ||
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I missed this thread - The Ute did a PB, however theres a bit more in the ol' girl yet, I think.
Big thank you to Paul, Boges and Tim at Elite for all their hard work getting my Ute "talking tough". I'm going to round up some more suitable tyres n' wheels for the rear and run some better times soon.
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