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delong_1

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finally got out to the track last night. first run was 13.6, got into the lights a bit early left late with a soft 60'. on my 5th run i ran 12.99, 1.8 60, .450 r/t. im a bit dissapointed, i was hoping for a better time than 12.99 but it was my first time and i still have a few things to work on. this is with all mods in sig, with 285 bfg at/s. running 3100 P/W.
 

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Nothing wrong with running 12s no matter how deep into them you get.
 

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congrats man welcome to club 12 :happy2: it takes a while to get it dialed in you will get the time down there . look at it this way now you have something to work on ;)
 

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congrats, I basically had your same setup and I went from a 13.0 to a 12.32 with just a GT4094. How much are you weighing in?
 

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im not sure on weight, i dont have a hitch or spare ever. ran with about 1/2-1/4 tank and no tailgat. ex/sb i ran out of time to get to a scale yesterday.

also i used just a stock tcm tune, normally when i run the two tunes together it shifts fast/smooth. but last night it was defueling a bit so i obviously need to work on that also.
 

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i know my start is killing my et, they were all 103-104 ALL of them, even the 13.6. but my r/t and 60 are really killing my times.
 

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i know my start is killing my et, they were all 103-104 ALL of them, even the 13.6. but my r/t and 60 are really killing my times.

reaction times do not have an impact on your 1/4 ET at all. You need to improve your 60's and then everything will follow. Good luck
 

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MPH is the true indicator of horsepower. With some tuning and the 4094 I would think you should be in the 110-114 mph range.Do you have dual cp3's? If not probably knock a few mph off. more in the 108-110 range. Like has been said don't worry about reaction time, just launch when you feel you are spooled properly.

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paint94979

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MPH is the true indicator of horsepower. With some tuning and the 4094 I would think you should be in the 110-114 mph range.Do you have dual cp3's? If not probably knock a few mph off. more in the 108-110 range. 60 ft's play a part but not as much as you would think. My slower 60 ft's almost always yield a higher trap speed.

i'd say 108-109 stock cp3 is about the max then you will need more fuel to go faster. What is the elevation of your track?