Polk My Ride: Episode 1, 2006 Mustang GT
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audiobliss wrote:Anyhoo, she looks great...and I know you'll love pulling up to those rice-mobiles at street lights. What'll she do 0-60 and the 1/4 in?
Thanks!
Yesterday at KCIR. 12.734 @ 113.8
Keep in mind, that is torque at the wheels, so that is about 400tq at the flywheel. My number one issue now is traction, I could drift down the whole track. Next purchase will be a line lock so I can properly heat the Nitto's (I didn't want to power brake the car). -
Ok, so what's a line lock? And why didn't you want to power brake the car?
Are you happy with your 1/4 time? If not, to what do you attribute the extra time? What are you planning on doing to correct it?
I can see that that much power and torque could cause a problem with traction.George Grand wrote: »
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audiobliss wrote:Ok, so what's a line lock? And why didn't you want to power brake the car?
Are you happy with your 1/4 time? If not, to what do you attribute the extra time? What are you planning on doing to correct it?
I can see that that much power and torque could cause a problem with traction.
A line lock allows you to engage only the front brakes, so you can do a tire smoking burnout without power braking and ruining your back brakes. This car is also a daily driver.
I'm pretty happy with the time, but there is definitely room for improvement. I ran the 12.734 with a horrible 2.1 60 foot time because of spinning the tires. My goal is to get my tires to stick and get a better 60 foot time. Also, I'm still learning how to drive it. In April I'll be running at Heartland Park on a properly prepped track so it should be interesting. -
Hmm. I like the idea of a line lock. Seeing as how this is your DD (an awful nice one!), I assume the line lock can easily be disengaged so the rear brakes can be used at times? That's pretty cool.
I've decided that my next car, assuming my Jeep lasts long enough to ba an all-weather DD for quite a few more years, will be (I hope) a 2000-2002 Trans-Am WS6 or Camaro SS. I would be looking to do with it just what you've done, but I would keep it naturally aspirated.George Grand wrote: »
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love the rims man awesome car great jobJohn Tyler Birch
home audio system:
Denon avr-1907
Sony dvd/cd changer 5 disc
nakamichi BX-100 tape deck
2 Polk Audio monitor 70's
Velodyne DPS-12 subwoofer
RCA TV
NAK 600 tape deck
Monster power line conditioning power center -
Sweet ride, keep up the posts on how it turns out. Give us an idea how hard that amp/sub combo hits. Nice looking Rustang.....:D
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i just love those rims on that car and the name is cool tooJohn Tyler Birch
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Sony dvd/cd changer 5 disc
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Put the hurtin on some GTO/Camaro/Trans-ams today.
R/T .216
60' 1.97
330 5.376
1/8 8.202
MPH 88.66
1000 10.570
1/4 12.588
MPH 110.52
I've won my last 14/15 races. The one I lost, was by 5 THOUSANDTHS of a second; I rematched him and won by 5 hundredths of a second, those are the best races.
Sub box is fully installed now, still waiting on Q-Logic to release the kickpanels to the public for the 2nd set of front speakers. -
Those are some respectable numbers. What's the 'R/T' mean?George Grand wrote: »
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reaction time, if i'm not mistaken... and .216 is AWFUL... HEAR ME?! HORRIBLE!!!
no, just kidding, those are actually pretty good numbers... coolIt's not good, very fundamentally simply not good. - geolemon
"Its not good enough until we have real-time fearmongering. I want my fear mongered as it happens." - Shizelbs -
12.01 @118.92 ! Fastest stock-pullied Saleen Series VI SC in the country.
Upgrades since last time:
Went from Nitto drag radials to Mickey Thompson drag radials.
Replaced mufflers with SLP Loudmouths.
Odyssey battery.
What passenger seat?
...and not a single company makes a front speaker kickpanel for the '05+ Stangs, WTF -
It's like you've taken an already pretty sweet Mustang and fed it nothing but raw meat and HGH for a year.
Nice work! Barry Bonds would be jealous of your ride's transformation.Stereo Rig: Hales Revelation 3, Musical Fidelity CD-Pre 24, Forte Model 3 amp, Lexicon RT-10 SACD, MMF-5 w/speedbox, Forte Model 2 Phono Pre, Cardas Crosslink, APC H15, URC MX-950, Lovan Stand
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this is a hella sick ride but im thinking that you need to put a spoiler on that bad boy or maybe a saleen body kit??2002 Chevrolet Tahoe Z71 4x4:
Kicker ZX250.2
Polk MMC6500
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2002tahoe wrote:this is a hella sick ride but im thinking that you need to put a spoiler on that bad boy or maybe a saleen body kit??
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PolkThug wrote:Spoilers slow you down.
Body kits add weight too.
For every 100 pounds you drop, you pick up 1/10th of a second in the 1/4 mile.Expert Moron Extraordinaire
You're just jealous 'cause the voices don't talk to you! -
Wow. You've improved your time a good bit! That's impressive! Still looking good, too.George Grand wrote: »
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Shooting for an "11" tomorrow. Here's a vid of the 12.01:
http://videos.streetfire.net/video/bcfab4cb-dfc3-4353-a096-987000c98535.htm -
Wow, that's awesome; you just took off!George Grand wrote: »
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