!!!March 21st Cecil County Dragway!!!
As long as you don't run it to 7 or 7200 everyday, I don't see why not. Im telling you now, your IDC will be high, too high, eh, hard to say. I see like 70-75% on 60s with a 2.8 and meth. 60lb(.75) = 45lb. If that is correct, should be atleast close, you will be a little over 100%. And thats at like 6500-7k you will see high IDCs. Only do that from time to time and at the track, I think you would be ok.
As long as you don't run it to 7 or 7200 everyday, I don't see why not. Im telling you now, your IDC will be high, too high, eh, hard to say. I see like 70-75% on 60s with a 2.8 and meth. 60lb(.75) = 45lb. If that is correct, should be atleast close, you will be a little over 100%. And thats at like 6500-7k you will see high IDCs. Only do that from time to time and at the track, I think you would be ok.
the way i drive my car is like this...... throughout the week i drive it normal, shifting at 3k, not getting on it at all. and every once in a while i'll get on it, but its not an everyday thing. and maybe once a week i'll run someone on the highway, but that is very rare. so i'm thinking 2.8, 42s & meth would be fine
the way i drive my car is like this...... throughout the week i drive it normal, shifting at 3k, not getting on it at all. and every once in a while i'll get on it, but its not an everyday thing. and maybe once a week i'll run someone on the highway, but that is very rare. so i'm thinking 2.8, 42s & meth would be fine
Look at the costs involved, and make the best decision.
If you don't care about loosing some MPGs (maybe you won't too), rough idle from time to time (nothing major), and have 200 for injectors and a harness, get 60s.
I agree. However, I ran mine on the stage 2 tune and 2.9 for a year, atleast, including track passes. When I finally got around to HPT, i logged it, the way it was, knocking, bad, on wot runs, and IDC over 100%. Not saying its good, it was what i was.
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Get what you need, run it on 42s. If the IDC is that high and makes you uneasy, get 60s. But the car will be retuned. I have the tools to do it myself, so I just went to 60s, but I could have tried 42s, just didn't. You may have to travel to who knows where, and pay to have it retuned.
Look at the costs involved, and make the best decision.
If you don't care about loosing some MPGs (maybe you won't too), rough idle from time to time (nothing major), and have 200 for injectors and a harness, get 60s.
Look at the costs involved, and make the best decision.
If you don't care about loosing some MPGs (maybe you won't too), rough idle from time to time (nothing major), and have 200 for injectors and a harness, get 60s.
i go to Tune Time Performance in NJ for my tuning. it's a couple hour drive but i get hooked up. i talked to them on my lunch break about the meth kit can sell & install.... freaking $700 total, screw that. i can do it myself and save $500. i know a guy i can get 60s from, so if i change my mind i can easily get them. you might have already said this but.... when it comes to the IDCs what should they be at?
Last edited by BriantheLion26; Mar 13, 2009 at 03:08 PM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
Monday Morning Bump!!!!
Alright ladies and gentlemen.......
Here we are, one week out and the weather has changed once again (for the better this time). As of Monday, March 16 @ 7:27am the forcast is Sunny and 51*F
**Reminder: Links to Cecil County weather along with track info are on the first page of this thread anytime you want to check it.
Alright ladies and gentlemen.......
Here we are, one week out and the weather has changed once again (for the better this time). As of Monday, March 16 @ 7:27am the forcast is Sunny and 51*F
**Reminder: Links to Cecil County weather along with track info are on the first page of this thread anytime you want to check it.


