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12-18-2004, 09:38 PM
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ok the best i ran was in my sig with my mods what are you other guys runing and please list your mods 
heard one guy ran a 13:70 but heard he lied so who has the best 1/4 time for a VHO
heard one guy ran a 13:70 but heard he lied so who has the best 1/4 time for a VHO
12-18-2004, 10:30 PM
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I had just put 2 flowmaster 40's on other than that stock it ran a 15.56 @ 88.28 MPH.
After pcm retuned same day ran a 15.46 @ 91.22 MPH.
Waited 1 month ran it again and it ran a 14.94 @ 92.93 MPH.
I've since added a K & N 77 series but track is closed for winter. The way it's running and the engine is still breaking in I think when I run it again it should be a couple tenths faster if not more.
All the runs above were made before the truck had 2000 miles on it. It definately feels faster now than it did on the 14.9 night. Currently I have 5000 miles on it now. It just keeps getting better and better.
After pcm retuned same day ran a 15.46 @ 91.22 MPH.
Waited 1 month ran it again and it ran a 14.94 @ 92.93 MPH.
I've since added a K & N 77 series but track is closed for winter. The way it's running and the engine is still breaking in I think when I run it again it should be a couple tenths faster if not more.
All the runs above were made before the truck had 2000 miles on it. It definately feels faster now than it did on the 14.9 night. Currently I have 5000 miles on it now. It just keeps getting better and better.
12-19-2004, 02:28 AM
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Originally Posted by jdg
I had just put 2 flowmaster 40's on other than that stock it ran a 15.56 @ 88.28 MPH.
After pcm retuned same day ran a 15.46 @ 91.22 MPH.
Waited 1 month ran it again and it ran a 14.94 @ 92.93 MPH.
I've since added a K & N 77 series but track is closed for winter. The way it's running and the engine is still breaking in I think when I run it again it should be a couple tenths faster if not more.
All the runs above were made before the truck had 2000 miles on it. It definately feels faster now than it did on the 14.9 night. Currently I have 5000 miles on it now. It just keeps getting better and better.
After pcm retuned same day ran a 15.46 @ 91.22 MPH.
Waited 1 month ran it again and it ran a 14.94 @ 92.93 MPH.
I've since added a K & N 77 series but track is closed for winter. The way it's running and the engine is still breaking in I think when I run it again it should be a couple tenths faster if not more.
All the runs above were made before the truck had 2000 miles on it. It definately feels faster now than it did on the 14.9 night. Currently I have 5000 miles on it now. It just keeps getting better and better.
My Truck wasn't fully broke in until about 40,000 miles. The difference between the 25,000 mark and the 40,000 mark was very noticeable.
Sorry...I'll have to see if I can make it to the track sometime soon.
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12-20-2004, 03:42 PM
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My VHO has a new Volant CAI with the new ram air tube, Edelbrock ceramic shortie headers, MSD 8.5 wires, PCMforless.com tune, 160 thermostat, and a Corsa sport cat-back exhaust. Without the 160 and with less than a quarter tank of race gas, the truck ran a 14.56 at 94 (the speed could be off, I only remember the time) recorded with a g-tech pro RR. My problem is with traction right now. I'll let out some air and see with the 160 how much it improves. After that, I have a trans kit from Zippy to install and that'll pick it up a couple of tenths I hope.