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Old 07-25-2002, 11:13 AM
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I pulled that time off last night at the drag strip. Is that any good? I have a 2k2 with a stillen intake box. My second run sucked cause I had my wife in the car and sort of missed the light. It was low 15 seconds..
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Re: 14.91

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I pulled that time off last night at the drag strip. Is that any good? I have a 2k2 with a stillen intake box. My second run sucked cause I had my wife in the car and sort of missed the light. It was low 15 seconds..

did u torque brake?
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did you torque brake?
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Old 07-25-2002, 11:27 AM
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that seems to be the average 2k2 auto time
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Old 07-25-2002, 11:58 AM
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That is an average time witout the intake completly stock some of us run quicker, some a tad slower. I run 14.7 stock in my 02 SE.
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well i ran a 14.6 bone stock. the next time I go to the track i will have an injen intake and a UDP. Maybe a y-pipe once the actual design is fitted and tested properly and actually shows at lease a 7-8 whp gain. hopefully I will be in the low 14's with these mods once it cools off.
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Re: Re: 14.91

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did u torque brake?
Forgive my ignorance, but what does torque brake mean?
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Forgive my ignorance, but what does torque brake mean?
Don't worry about it, i asked that question a couple weeks ago myself. From what i know, u hold down the brake with ur left foot and press the gas while holding the brake down, to the desired RPM u want, and then let go of the brake when the green light comes on.
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Old 07-25-2002, 01:34 PM
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Yeah, i agree with the guys, that's about a stock time, it varies from car to car, although you should run a little faster than that, unless you have a system or something else weighing your car down a bit?

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Re: Re: Re: Re: 14.91

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Don't worry about it, i asked that question a couple weeks ago myself. From what i know, u hold down the brake with ur left foot and press the gas while holding the brake down, to the desired RPM u want, and then let go of the brake when the green light comes on.
danke....and dun do it too often, it hurts the tranny.
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Originally posted by WindFall
Yeah, i agree with the guys, that's about a stock time, it varies from car to car, although you should run a little faster than that, unless you have a system or something else weighing your car down a bit?

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The # sounds pretty decent if you're an auto. There are so many factors of why it wasn't higher that I wouldn't blame your car. Temp, altitude, weight (wife, full tank of gas, 10" woofers, etc) and rxn time have the most to do with it. Good job, now look for improvements!

I haven't had a chance to get to the track yet..can't wait.
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I ran a 14.902sec@92.02mph in my stock 2K2 SE auto, so you probably ran an average stock time for an auto.
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I have a manual, and it was my first time ever at the track. Its good to know I'm right up there, but bad to know I probably wont improve much! hehe. A guy stopped me to tell me that his friend was doing 14.3 and 14.4's consistently the other night, but that was a different track.

No, I didnt torque brake, I didnt drop the clutch either, I dont like that idea! I think if I did, my tires would bounce/slap anyway, They are potenzas..
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Originally posted by Subw00er
No, I didnt torque brake, I didnt drop the clutch either, I dont like that idea! I think if I did, my tires would bounce/slap anyway, They are potenzas..
You can't torque break a manual. However, if you're not dropping the clutch, that would explain your time. Makes a big difference.
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My time was lower, but my brother was at 15.2 in a GLE 2K2... I really dont think I could run that right now with the humidity, and heat here in San Diego right now. My G tech has been showing 15's all week ! I was at 14.9 2 weeks ago, when I first got my 19's... but now the heat has kicked in !
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i honestly do not like the idea of brake torque. i dont want to find out how much its gonna cost me to replace those electronic controled motor mounts. i have broked so many motor mount int som many cars is just rediculous. so i dont dont brake torque in my car at all, i floor it but the brake torque causes the motor mounts to stretch a onger period of time thats necessary even 3-4 sec holding can screw **** up, i did it once and it made some wierd A$$ noises for about 20min then went away.
 
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I broke 3 sets of motor mounts in my 89 Stang by using Drag Radials.... those are the real Motor mount killers !
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Originally posted by DrVolkl

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and rxn time have the most to do with it. Good job, now look for improvements!

I haven't had a chance to get to the track yet..can't wait.
Reaction time doesn't count towards your ET and doesn't matter in time trials... you can sit at the green light for a minute and stilll run 9s

What was the temp/humidity ?
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