0-60 Times
#65
Watch out for your diff on prepped surfaces. Not sure what rear end you're running but my OEM Torsen exploded on my 4th-ever run on our local drag strip.
#66
I went to the 1/8th mile dragstrip and made a couple runs last night. Got some dragy data on one run for the 1/8th mile time which was corroborated by the timeslip so this proves accuracy of the dragy.
I am posting the track slip along with dragy data. These were all on same pass. The 0-60 on this run was 2.98 seconds and 2.76 seconds factoring in 1 ft rollout as do magazines and manufactures when these report data. More info on the car is posted in my rapid spool with compressed air thread.
Also recorded a 0-100mph time on this pass
I am posting the track slip along with dragy data. These were all on same pass. The 0-60 on this run was 2.98 seconds and 2.76 seconds factoring in 1 ft rollout as do magazines and manufactures when these report data. More info on the car is posted in my rapid spool with compressed air thread.
Also recorded a 0-100mph time on this pass
#67
I recently came across a database that Greg Peters of the car passion channel is putting together. Some of you guys may want to post up your times on his database to help get the ball rolling. I sent him a 1/8th mile timeslip which he will post on his next update. He has spots for several various performance metrics.
https://www.thecarpassionchannel.com/powertimes
https://www.thecarpassionchannel.com/powertimes
#69
I went to the 1/8th mile dragstrip and made a couple runs last night. Got some dragy data on one run for the 1/8th mile time which was corroborated by the timeslip so this proves accuracy of the dragy.
I am posting the track slip along with dragy data. These were all on same pass. The 0-60 on this run was 2.98 seconds and 2.76 seconds factoring in 1 ft rollout as do magazines and manufactures when these report data. More info on the car is posted in my rapid spool with compressed air thread.
Also recorded a 0-100mph time on this pass
I am posting the track slip along with dragy data. These were all on same pass. The 0-60 on this run was 2.98 seconds and 2.76 seconds factoring in 1 ft rollout as do magazines and manufactures when these report data. More info on the car is posted in my rapid spool with compressed air thread.
Also recorded a 0-100mph time on this pass
#70
Hey Mudflap. I'm using stock suspension except poly bushings and camber change to plant tires more flat under heavy load. Running Nitto 555r drag radials in 245/50/16 size. That run was done at the track. Better traction over the street for sure, but still traction limited. In fact, I start out in 2nd gear rather than first due to traction limits and it helps to preserve diff and axles. I dont really have any other dragy 0-60 data from the track. However, there is a slight dip in the track right around the area where 60mph comes up which dragy sees as a grade change of greater than -1 degree so it wouldnt validate the section of the run whereas it validated other parts of same run, so I feel its likely accurate as well. Once I started going back to track I focused more on 1/8th mile data using timeslips and stopped using the dragy for the most part. On that particular run I just happened to be using the dragy. I've made a couple changes since that run that should improve my 1/8th mile trap speed for sure and maybe my et slightly, but still need to do tire ugrade to hopefully further improve 0-60 and 1/8th mile et.
#71
Yeah we are right there with each other. However you have a LOT more headroom in the 60' potential over me with your transbrake and upgraded rear. If you can ever get back to the track to start playing with real drag slicks and big boost off the line I would expect some really hard launches out of that thing. My only potential advantage over you might be in trap speed if all else is equal since I can lock my converter up top for a little more driveline efficiency, but it will not be enough to overcome your potential launch advantage in the effect it will have on elapsed time.
#72
I went to test and tune at 1/8th mile track last night to test some recent changes to car. Got a new best time of 6.64 in the eigth. I also had the dragy on this pass to record some data. It recorded a 0-60mph time of 2.63 seconds without rollout and 2.43 with rollout. There are a couple dips in the track which dragy interprets as a downslope so it wouldnt validate. However the dragy data agreed very precisely with the track timeslip so I figure the 0-60 time is accurate as well.
#74
#78
When I use the dragy at the track it is always, and I mean always within a tenth and 1 mph of the timeslip, and usually even closer than that. I would call that pretty darn accurate. It's been pretty thoroughly tested by many others in the drag racing world and found to be about as accurate of a on board measurement device as can be had for the cost. It's actually the go to time measurement device these days for no prep guys where timeslips are not reported. No prep races are getting to be pretty big money now so if those guys are using it for data and calling it good, that would be good enough for me.
Like spartan, I too would like to know what experience you have that disproves the accuracy of the dragy?
Last edited by Newaza; 10-08-2021 at 04:21 AM.