wut are ur guys estimation for 1/4 times with konig tantrums (17lbs i belive), OSCAI, Catmann Ypipe, UDP? for a auto max by the way

 

SUCKY!

Really though, what's the altitude where you live? How about ambient temperature?

I live at 1000' elevation and ran when it was 80F outside with a similar setup (OSCAI w/stock filter at that time, Stillen Y-pipe, UDP, B-pipe, stock 17" rims) and ran a 15.68 @ 88.80mph.

So like I said... SUCKY!

 

17X8 Tantrums aren't 17 lbs. Check http://www.konigwheels.com for the exact weight. I would guess you'll be pulling somewhere between 15.3 - 15.6

 

are damn it, Piece Of Sh**, but i managed to pull of a 15.6 with almost no gas tho.. but then again, it was my friend timing with a stop watch.. o well. DAMN IT. so how do we take on preludes and stuff?? if we pull 15.6 average in autos with mods.. then the 5th gen preludes must be faster.. (5 speed)

 

Street racing is another story... your 0.X second quicker reaction time (or head start) will make a BIG difference.

 

o. hmm... i c.that sucks. maximas are actually slow. grr.

 

No no no... but remember you didn't list cat-back, hi-flow cat, VB, and torque converter.

 

does vb recalibration help a lot?? more than these combos? hks exhaust, catmann. PRCAI, UDP.. wut u think? vb better than those combos together?

 

Hmmmmmm..... Having all those listed will be a really good setup.

 

obviously keving!! but im sayin, comparing the vb, to the combo of PRCAI+YPIPE+UDP+HKS EXHAUST, which wouild take off more time on an auto?

 

You've baffled me... I would say they're about the same.

 

hmm... VB helps that much huh..

 

Have you fixed the TCM or solenoid yet? If you did, do you still feel slippage? With this, you're guaranteed to not feel slippage.

 

the tantrums are like 22.x lbs. What do the stock wheels weigh?

 

Feels heavy... ever try lifting them?

 

scientific If I weigh rim + tire, it gives me a weight. But I have no idea how to account for the "rubber" portion of the weight. Basically I am trying to compare apples to apples. Or is it oranges to oranges...

 

Hmmmmm..... I believe online tires sites will give you the weight of the tires, so:

Total stock 17 weight - tire weight = 17" rim weight
Math is good.

 

I will have to find the numbers to get the math to work!

Thanks!

 

sorry guys, i'm reading your thread and the only thing VB stands to me is Visual Basic.. what does it mean, regarding Maximas?? how much is the mod? thanks. =)

 

Valvebody recalibration. Check http://www.mobiletek.net for more info.