mission impossible: 16.2's on a stock VG auto
mission impossible: 16.2's on a stock VG auto
I'm getting ready for racing season this summer and I need some new ideas for lowering my ET's. So far I have run a 16.346 with a 2.388 60' with no go fast mods. Here is a link to my times: http://forums.maxima.org/showthread.php?threadid=174028 What I am looking to do is lower my ET to 16.2XX without using any go fast goodies. I've got some suspension mods up my sleeves that I am going to try this summer, but are there any other tricks that I could try? Is it truly possible to get a VG auto into the 16.2 range without intake/exhaust/UDP or anything engine related?
Originally posted by Chris91SE
have you done ANY weight reduction to run that? Lose the AC belt too
have you done ANY weight reduction to run that? Lose the AC belt too
General maintainence:
check lugnuts (I had a loose one rattling around in between the lugnut cover and the wheel the other day)
5W30 oil change
4 gallons of 93 octane(had a full tank on my best run)
Advanced timing to 20 degrees BTDC
Clean throttle body, upper intake plenum, air filter
Check tranny fluid level
Adjust throttle cable
Clean injectors (find the non abrasive injector cleaner) STP, CD2 (my best run was with injector cleaner in the tank)
Clean 02 sensor with brake cleaner and then blow dry with air
Check spark plugs to see if running rich
Weight reduction (from normal to extreme):
Lose weight myself (light weight clothing, shoes, et cetera)
Remove spare, jack, tool kit, lining of trunk
Empty glove compartment (except for title and license)
Empty compartment between front seats
Remove carpet mats
Empty windshield washer fluid resevoir
Remove back seat
Remove headrests
Remove front spoiler
Remove heat shielding on hood
Remove passenger seat, interior door panels
Remove audio equipment (if desperate)
Remove A/C belt
Maybe remove FSTB (although it helps for traction)
Suspension setup:
20 PSI in front, max in rears
Rubber spring spacers on rear springs (to prevent weight transfer)
Zip ties on front springs (to prevent nose lift)
VHT compound for tires
Technique:
Stage deep
Flash stall to 2500 RPM
Let tranny shift by itself (in power mode)
Go around waterbox, do dry-hop to get gravel out of tires
NEVER LIFT TO SHIFT!
Have any more ideas besides lowering effective gear ratio by putting drag radials on smaller radius rims?
Why would you deep stage? That would make your ET worse. The best thing to do is the shallow stage as much as you possibly can. This will get you about 12" of rollout before the RT time ends and your ET begins.
You can remove your panel air filter, too.
You can remove your panel air filter, too.
Originally posted by Aaron92SE
Why would you deep stage? That would make your ET worse. The best thing to do is the shallow stage as much as you possibly can. This will get you about 12" of rollout before the RT time ends and your ET begins.
You can remove your panel air filter, too.
Why would you deep stage? That would make your ET worse. The best thing to do is the shallow stage as much as you possibly can. This will get you about 12" of rollout before the RT time ends and your ET begins.
You can remove your panel air filter, too.
Originally posted by Jay_pee99
I don't know about VG but with my VQ anything troque braked above 2000rpm tends to slow my et's down
I don't know about VG but with my VQ anything troque braked above 2000rpm tends to slow my et's down
Originally posted by Aaron92SE
He said he flashes... not torque brakes.
He said he flashes... not torque brakes.
Originally posted by imstuckherenow
i wish i could remember where it was at, but some1 on here sat down and thought of everything u could remove from the max. its like a page and a half worth of stuff.
i wish i could remember where it was at, but some1 on here sat down and thought of everything u could remove from the max. its like a page and a half worth of stuff.
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