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Back in June I added a UDP and track tested it. I ran a 15.01@92.5mph. Conditions were pretty bad with temps in the 80s and humidity at over 90%. I felt the conditions weren't representitive of the conditions when I ran my best of a 14.7@93.93mph so it was hard to judge the gains of the UDP. Tonight, the weather was about as good has it been in quite a while. Temps were in the lower 70s with temps falling to the mid 60s when I left. The pressure was at 30.00 and humidity was in the 65-75% range. Unfortunately we were running into a 8-10mph headwind. The track is KCIR and is situated at 1000' above sea level. As you can tell, I'm a number guy.
My car hadn't felt very quick lately so I wasn't expecting much, but to have some fun. On my first run I got tons of wheelspin and ended up with a 14.93@95.08mph and 2.35 60 foot!!! Yikes, I got some topend!!! I thought it was a fluke and hot lapped another run. BAM!!! 14.91@95.51mph with another dismal 2.30 60 foot!!! I let the car cool down for 1/2 hour. I came back out and ran a 14.81@95.01mph with a 2.30 60 foot. This wasn't a fluke. All but one of my seven runs were below 95mph!!! I decided to experiment and not shift to 4th. This run netted me only 94mph. My 95.5mph trap speed is 1.5mph faster than I've ever gone. I was less than a tenth off my best et too which was in 20 degrees cooler and 50% humidity weather. I honestly feel that the UDP gave me the added topend and the added low rpm torque proved too much. I will have to learn to launch this car again. I am completely stoked. Staying in the 95mph range tells me I should be able to hit some 14.5s with traction, maybe a 14.4. It was nuts. I was trapping out as fast as many of the 30 modified Grand Prix GTPs (National Grand Prix meet in Kansas City). My setup was 1/4 tank of 91 octane, no spare or jack, 26 psi in the front and 40 psi in the rear. Dave |
Do you what was the fastest GTP there ran? Btw, nice runs. :)
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Wow, those are some pretty fast trap speeds.
@95mph you should be at least a 14.5. 14.4 with a good lunch. |
this is probably a stupid question, but here goes. i've heard a lot of people saying that they got faster times with a udp but the case seems only with the stick shifts. i know what the udp does, but does it really help the automagics? if it does, i know what my next mod is :D
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Apparently it yields ~6hp and 10lb-ft gain for sticks. It doesn't help quite as much for autos.
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Originally posted by Cumalot Do you what was the fastest GTP there ran? Btw, nice runs. :) Two Vipers were there running consistent 12.5s, two Supras running 11.7s-12.5s, and a ZO6 running 13.0s. Dave |
Originally posted by La Jolla Max Apparently it yields ~6hp and 10lb-ft gain for sticks. It doesn't help quite as much for autos. |
Originally posted by got rice? I keep reading that it doesn't 'help' much for the autos but I never see any data (ie dyno) to back this up. Anyone have a dyno chart? |
As for the udp, I love it on my 99 5-spd. Noticed differences all around. Good luck automagics!
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hmm.... maybe I'll pick one up soon... I guess i'll wait and see if ejj can beat me again (I rule my local track for now [maximas])
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Originally posted by theblue hmm.... maybe I'll pick one up soon... I guess i'll wait and see if ejj can beat me again (I rule my local track for now [maximas]) |
Awesome runs, Dave! I'm still waiting for that cold front to make it down this way (central Fl.) so I can go back to the track to test my UDP. My dyno showed some decent gains with the pulley, so I want to see if it helps my track times.
It should start cooling off by next month if we're lucky. Terry __________________________________________________ ________ 98 SE/ 5 speed/ CAI/ UDP/ Stillen Y pipe/ RT cat/ Courtesy B pipe/ Stock muffler FSTB/RSB/ Clear front bumper lenses/ Clear tails 14.73 @94.1 |
You guys that have the UDP, Do you buy it online and get a local shop to install it or do you do it yourselves?
Also, Does anyone have the link to where to buy the UDP? |
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