Went up to the track rental today, with one goal in mind, learn to NLTS! My first couple of runs the plan was to simply start with the 2-3, as that seemed easy enough. It was, except my foot was still resting on the clutch pedal, which will activate the NLTS rev limit ( 6750 ), which resulted in a couple of low 11's @130 ish. I finally got a 2-3 down and the car went 10.7@129, but I shifted WAY to early on the 3-4.
On my next pass I made my mind up, I WOULD do the entire run with my right foot down. Well, I did it, finally, and wow the car felt much better. It ran a 10.50@136. Back in the pits I confirmed looking at the log and I did keep my foot down, problem was I shifted way to early on almost all shifts. It was getting late but I had time for one more run, and wanted to make sure I could repeat the NLTS. Next pass I was able to do it again and ran :
60' - 1.577
1/8 - 6.77 <<< new best
MPH - 109.40 <<< new best
1/4 - 10.40 <<< new best ( barely )
MPH - 141.13 <<< new best by a bunch!
I am thrilled with my results, just like everyone has been saying, the NLTS is huge on a larger turbo, and it feels natural ( finally ) to do. Cool I can't wait to go back and run again. I still need to work on shift points and faster shifting, but I believe I have this NLTS down!
In case any one is wondering, this is still the stock, original short block. As in, original pistons, rods, and even bearings. I believe this now to be the stock internal 4G63 MPH record. Car weight ( with driver )was 2992. I am hoping to go back next week with some better air and lower the E.T.
Video link:
http://videos.streetfire.net/video/T...-09_703809.htmMods:
FP 88HTA
AEM EMS
1000cc Injectors
BR Stage III head
BR FMIC
BR old school SMIM
Accufab 75mm TB
HKS 280's
A1000 and in-tank Cosmo pump
ACT 2600 w/ street disc
Shep Stage IV trans
Mickey Thompson ET drags