I am one of the only ones with a Cheetah (68mm) that I know of that has made near the amount of 1/4 mile passes on one. Brayden and Larry both told me to get a drive pressure gauge set up on the truck to help with tuning, but I kept putting it off. I was tuning based on EGTs and track times. After finally installing a drive pressure gauge I saw that I was running high drive pressures, headers and up-pipes dropped them considerably and then with tuning I dropped them even more and the top end really opened up. I would be more than willing to bet that I would have ran a much higher trap speed and times with the headers and new tuning. If I had to guess I would say 12.0X @ 112. In the past when I said that the LBZ turbo inlet would drop me from 12.85 to 12.6s at best, I ran a 12.53. When I said that with a shimmed FPRV and lift pump Chris would go from 12.95 to 12.7 he ran 12.6. I said with a hard launch it had 12.5s and it went 12.4s. So if my ass-dyno is off it is that I under rate improvements. My limitation has always been rail pressure at the track - with the stock turbo and CP3 I couldn't get it to hold, and then with the LBZ CP3 and cheetah I couldn't get it to hold - it was holding well at first then started getting worse (without raising PW). Filters didn't help, not sure if I have a scratch in threads of the rail that is etching itself out or what, but it will be addressed when the built motor goes in.
I will be running a built motor with dual fulers, bigger sticks, and a bigger cheetah if Brayden calls me about it. And I plan to back up the 11.5 passes on a similair setup.
Thanks Kat, I was just getting back on to edit it.