In a message dated 9/13/00 8:33:46 AM Pacific Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< And while my 60FT times were pretty good my 1/4 mile
times were consistently slower overall. I added the AGX's and the UR pulley
and was unable to duplicate my best ever 1/4 mile time before I had those
parts. >>
Look at the MPH. MPH can tell you what kind of horsepower you are making.
Usually on a warmer day your MPH will be down a bit. Maybe the day or night
that you had your best ET it was colder? I raced my 200sx this weekend and
found out that I had to leave the line on the rev limiter. When I left at
5000rpm it spun for a few feet than hooked up and bogged. 6000rpm, same
thing but, a little better. About 6800rpm with the pedal to the floor it did
it's best. My times went from 17.22, 17.02, to a 16.92 all in the heat of
the day (about 94 degrees). I have had a previous best of 16.55 at a
different track though. My previous best from this track was a 16.70.
You also stated that you had more gas. More weight means slower et.
Mike Saiki
