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Old 09-01-2008, 08:40 PM
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What track are you running at?
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Originally Posted by 03sierraslt
What track are you running at?
It was friday the 29th at San antonio Raceway.
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Oh ok, just wondering since I am in TX right now. Sounds like you for sure have 10's on tap, just got to get everything to work together. This weather has to kill it.. Damn its hot here haha.
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Wow Congrats! You've got the MPH. Just get it hooked. I can only imagine what 121 would feel like.
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Without a doubt 10's are there...not that an 11.27 is anything to sneeze at! Nice work, did ya get any strange looks or comments. It isn't everyday that a extended cab pick-up is faster than most sports cars.
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congrats man, What kind of n2o set up are you running? Did you happen to watch your fuel pressure any on those runs?
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Originally Posted by mwalls54
congrats man, What kind of n2o set up are you running? Did you happen to watch your fuel pressure any on those runs?
My n2o set up consists of a dry shot through the tip of air filter, then a NOS plate behind the throttle body. I have both kits running off one bottle and they are controlled by a dynotune 2 stage window switch. I did glance at the fuel a bit and with 10.0 afr the fuel pressure was at 48 psi at the end of the run. I'm on a single walboro intank and stock fuel rails with ls6 intake. One thing I learned is good bottle pressure of 1100 psi or higher makes a world of difference. On the first hit the mph was 121, but next pass with lower bottle pressure it only hit 114 mph. I replaced the bottle and mph went back up to 121, then down again on next pass. I wouldn't have figured that out if they had not let me run it for four passes.
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Originally Posted by krambo
Without a doubt 10's are there...not that an 11.27 is anything to sneeze at! Nice work, did ya get any strange looks or comments. It isn't everyday that a extended cab pick-up is faster than most sports cars.
No strange looks. It was the Clash of the Titans and there were too many 6 sec cars to pay any attention.
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Originally Posted by tarinitup
My n2o set up consists of a dry shot through the tip of air filter, then a NOS plate behind the throttle body. I have both kits running off one bottle and they are controlled by a dynotune 2 stage window switch. I did glance at the fuel a bit and with 10.0 afr the fuel pressure was at 48 psi at the end of the run. I'm on a single walboro intank and stock fuel rails with ls6 intake. One thing I learned is good bottle pressure of 1100 psi or higher makes a world of difference. On the first hit the mph was 121, but next pass with lower bottle pressure it only hit 114 mph. I replaced the bottle and mph went back up to 121, then down again on next pass. I wouldn't have figured that out if they had not let me run it for four passes.

the reason i asked about fuel pressure is last time i ran mine the fuel pressure dropped like that and my injectors were not getting enough fuel. the n2o was just using it all and my times really suffered. i dropped .7 with a 75 shot and then only dropped .9 with a 150 shot i usually run my bottle around 1000.

SAR is pretty lax on fast street cars and trucks. especially if your out there with someof the local shops. I was there one nite and there was a car running 9s and the guy only had a helmet.
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Originally Posted by mwalls54
the reason i asked about fuel pressure is last time i ran mine the fuel pressure dropped like that and my injectors were not getting enough fuel. the n2o was just using it all and my times really suffered. i dropped .7 with a 75 shot and then only dropped .9 with a 150 shot i usually run my bottle around 1000.

SAR is pretty lax on fast street cars and trucks. especially if your out there with someof the local shops. I was there one nite and there was a car running 9s and the guy only had a helmet.
It never crossed my mind that the fuel noid could take the fuel away from the injectors. I guess I had a false sense of security running a fuel pressure safety switch. But on the other hand if it was so rich maybe that didn't happen in my case.


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