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    First time.... not bad

    I ran my camaro at the track for the first time this weekend. I ran a 12.4@122 in the 1/4 mile. my 60 ft was i think a 2.4xxx or 2.2xxx, ill post my slips later. She ran good, but busted my rear end after six runs.

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    sux about your rear, whats your mods?

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    navy blue metallic
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    I have a,cam,full exhaust,intake,4.10's out back,aftermaket clutch and some suspension work.

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    122 mph? What does your car weigh? What kind of dyno numbers did it put down?

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    navy blue metallic
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    im putting down 435 hp to the wheels and 393 ft-lbs to the wheels. my car is a 6 speed and i have no weight reduction on the car.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BLKCLOUD View Post
    122 mph? What does your car weigh? What kind of dyno numbers did it put down?
    12.4 is good, but with that trap speed and a better 60 foot, you could run 11's Im sure. Sucks about your rear end. I broke my 7.65 ring and or pinion gears a total of 4 times in 3 differant 6 speed TA's. And I never had more than just bolt ons. They need a bigger unit.
    Torch Red -1999 FRC Corvette- Borla Stinger exhaust, Halltech Stinger intake

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    Quote Originally Posted by full_360 View Post
    im putting down 435 hp to the wheels and 393 ft-lbs to the wheels. my car is a 6 speed and i have no weight reduction on the car.
    Ok. Would be real interesting to see your dyno sheet and timeslip. At a guestimated raceweight of 3500 lbs, it would take a calculated 496 HP (at the flywheel) to run 122 mph, which matches your 435 RWHP pretty well.

    Quote Originally Posted by preston1980 View Post
    12.4 is good, but with that trap speed and a better 60 foot, you could run 11's Im sure. Sucks about your rear end. I broke my 7.65 ring and or pinion gears a total of 4 times in 3 differant 6 speed TA's. And I never had more than just bolt ons. They need a bigger unit.
    122 mph is good for 11 flat in a properly setup race car, and mid 11's for a well setup street car (street car applies in this case). Obviously he had serious traction issues, so with work, his ET will certainly improve dramatically.

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    navy blue metallic
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    Yeah guys.... im sure that with a driver that has alot of experience can really show what my car has. it did have some traction issues but like I said it was my first time with my car at the track, but ill be happy to show you guys my dyno sheets and time slips.

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    No intent to diss you dude. Takes time, practice, work, and money to get a car "dialed in", so to speak. You'll get there.

    Pls do post dyno and timeslip.

    Tks.

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