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[All] [Generic] 60 ft times

Post by zak_godsell »

i have managed to get down into the 1.9s with "street tyres",what would i get with slicks or semi slicks :?: .my best on saturday was 1.93s :D .what is your best :?:
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1.4 seconds on Toyo R888's

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Mikejc wrote:1.4 seconds on Toyo R888's

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Thats quick!

I got 1.8 on street tyres.
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Century Motorsport wrote:
Mikejc wrote:1.4 seconds on Toyo R888's

MikeJC


Thats quick!

I got 1.8 on street tyres.


Yeah I know it really hurt my neck lol :?

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Mikejc wrote:1.4 seconds on Toyo R888's

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Where was this at Mike?

Thats some 60 foot on streetish tyres! :shock:

The 9 sec cars in the states are pulling 1.4's (on full drag slicks/radials) :clap:

Have you hit consistant low 60 foots?

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greeny wrote:
Mikejc wrote:1.4 seconds on Toyo R888's

MikeJC


Where was this at Mike?

Thats some 60 foot on streetish tyres! :shock:

The 9 sec cars in the states are pulling 1.4's (on full drag slicks/radials) :clap:

Have you hit consistant low 60 foots?

Michael.


It was timed at TOTB 2005. It's the only time I've ever managed it to be honest but have managed 1.5/1.6 second 60ft pretty consistently! Not really done all that much in the way of drag since the new engine was fitted last yr. We entered The Jap Show Final last yr and managed to win class B with an 11.9 second run. If memory serves my 60ft was pretty bad on that run at around 2 seconds lol #-o

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what do 4x4 like evos/st205/scoobies get off the line??

whats involved with getting a <2sec or less 60ft?
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i remember reading that mr2s in japan often go into the 4x4 section when they do 1/4 mile days as they launch as good if not better than the 4xs4 boys :shock:
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one day i will learn how to launch my car and finally break the 2.0 60ft barrier.
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Post by MarcC »

It helps having the engine at the back as this pushes the wheels to the floor rather than in like a front engined car where the rear is lighter and loses traction easier (drifting perfect example). Just make sure your transmission is up to the job cos obviously the extra weight puts more stress on this.
I know a lad in his little starlet running 1.6s to 60ft, thats impressive in a FWD on R888s, all about technique and knowing your car :thumleft:
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splashnatz wrote:one day i will learn how to launch my car and finally break the 2.0 60ft barrier.


it would help if you used your mickey t's as they where intended
ie - get a line lock and warm them up properly
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1.877 60ft time is my quickest one which resulted in my best time of 13.2 and thats with a hairdryer ct26, out of the 18 runs i did last year 6 were under 2secs and the others about 2secs upto 2.2secs :oops: and these were all on yoko parada's and ive still got all the slips :oops:

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he used a catapult maybe (a huge elastic band in between two goal posts)
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Post by EarL »

Mid 1.7's so far have been my best on T1-R's, and thats logged on the G-Tech.

Damn Mike! 1.4!!! That's bl00dy quick :shock:

Hats off to you sir. :clap:
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i thought i was doing well #-o .1.4s is awesome 8) .i will have to try harder then :oops:
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quigonjay wrote:
splashnatz wrote:one day i will learn how to launch my car and finally break the 2.0 60ft barrier.


it would help if you used your mickey t's as they where intended
ie - get a line lock and warm them up properly


LOL - got a line lock - just need to get it fitted. but yeah, you're absolutely right. like i've always said the car is capable, the muppet inside is the problem.
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its a no brainer really mate
you might as well be using proper tyres without that line lock
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Post by splashnatz »

i know but the car looks so cool with its a$$ stuck up in the air !
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