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RFT Official 1/4 mile times

Posted: Sun Jun 05, 2005 11:31 pm
by donk_316
Wanna start one here? or is it redundant?

Post your times and Ill update a list on this post.

Posted: Fri Jun 10, 2005 12:59 am
by Series8217
Let start off with a time of: DNF by Master Tuner Akimoto.

Posted: Fri Jun 10, 2005 1:10 am
by stimpy
:thumbleft:

Posted: Fri Jun 10, 2005 4:18 am
by crzyone
Series8217 wrote:Let start off with a time of: DNF by Master Tuner Akimoto.
HAHAHAH :thumbleft:

Posted: Fri Jun 10, 2005 12:44 pm
by Aaron
OH NOES!!! People want actual times? Fuck that, I'll bench race: 11.0 @ 150.

Posted: Fri Jun 10, 2005 1:16 pm
by Dirty Sanchez
One of these days. :thumbleft:

Posted: Sun Sep 11, 2005 10:35 pm
by Fierocious
heh. why not. I know the limits of the motor. 16.6 @82 ;)
I can't wait to drop this truck motor.

Posted: Mon Sep 12, 2005 2:14 am
by Aaron
Fierocious wrote:heh. why not. I know the limits of the motor. 16.6 @82 ;)
I can't wait to drop this truck motor.
16.6???

Ouch!

I thought it was common for the 2.8l to run flat-low 16s? Then again, my car certainly doesn't feel like a low 16 second car honestly, my low 15 Lumina walks away HARD.

Posted: Mon Sep 12, 2005 3:08 am
by stimpy
Shut the fuck up Donny.

Posted: Mon Sep 12, 2005 11:18 am
by Aaron
Sorry, let me simplify it.

What does the average 2.8 5-speed run, is a 16.6 normal?

I remember reading about high 15, low 16 passes, but I have never seen one, and judging how my Lumina pulls it and how my GT feels, it is hard to believe the car can do a flat 16.

Posted: Mon Sep 12, 2005 11:19 am
by Kohburn
16's are normal for an auto - or higher altitudes

Posted: Mon Sep 12, 2005 12:28 pm
by stimpy
Sorry, let me simplify.

Shut.

The.

Fuck.

Up.

Thank you in advance.

Posted: Mon Sep 12, 2005 1:27 pm
by Weponhead
my fucking 130k mile slushbox boat anchor ran a 16.3 , Best time ever , havent been able to replicate it either, i stopped running the car down the track tho cuz i need it to last for a while not explode. high 15's is easy for a decent driver in a 5 spd 2.8

Posted: Mon Sep 12, 2005 1:29 pm
by Aaron
Kohburn wrote:16's are normal for an auto - or higher altitudes
That is what I wanted to know.

However, I guess it is hard for me to see sub 16s out of the Fiero judging on how hard my Z34 pulls away form the Fiero, especially above 60mph. It literally starts racking up car length after car length. I doubt my Fiero could run better than a 16.2 at sea level.

Stimpy, what the fuck is your problem? We are trying to discuss 1/4mi times here, and you can't do anything but tell me to shut up. Drop it, it hasn't worked yet and it isn't going to. I want to discuss this.

Posted: Mon Sep 12, 2005 2:42 pm
by Kohburn
Aaron wrote:
Kohburn wrote:16's are normal for an auto - or higher altitudes
That is what I wanted to know.

However, I guess it is hard for me to see sub 16s out of the Fiero judging on how hard my Z34 pulls away form the Fiero, especially above 60mph. It literally starts racking up car length after car length. I doubt my Fiero could run better than a 16.2 at sea level.

Stimpy, what the fuck is your problem? We are trying to discuss 1/4mi times here, and you can't do anything but tell me to shut up. Drop it, it hasn't worked yet and it isn't going to. I want to discuss this.
i've driven pristine condition getrag gt's that felt a lot slower than my ragged out SE auto.. the 2.8's vary a lot in output from my exprience

Posted: Mon Sep 12, 2005 3:07 pm
by ITSA6
Aaron wrote:
Kohburn wrote:16's are normal for an auto - or higher altitudes
That is what I wanted to know.

However, I guess it is hard for me to see sub 16s out of the Fiero judging on how hard my Z34 pulls away form the Fiero, especially above 60mph. It literally starts racking up car length after car length. I doubt my Fiero could run better than a 16.2 at sea level.

Stimpy, what the fuck is your problem? We are trying to discuss 1/4mi times here, and you can't do anything but tell me to shut up. Drop it, it hasn't worked yet and it isn't going to. I want to discuss this.
maybe you are just more use to racing with a FWD car than a mid engine car. the way you launch the car is COMPLETLY different. maybe your fiero is just a pile of shit and couldnt walk away from a shopping cart.

Posted: Mon Sep 12, 2005 3:08 pm
by ITSA6
Kohburn wrote:
i've driven pristine condition getrag gt's that felt a lot slower than my ragged out SE auto.. the Boat Anchor's vary a lot in output from my exprience
what he said

Posted: Mon Sep 12, 2005 5:11 pm
by stimpy
Aaron wrote: However, I guess it is hard for me to see sub 16s out of the Fiero judging on how hard my Z34 pulls away form the Fiero, especially above 60mph. It literally starts racking up car length after car length. I doubt my Fiero could run better than a 16.2 at sea level.

Stimpy, what the fuck is your problem? We are trying to discuss 1/4mi times here, and you can't do anything but tell me to shut up. Drop it, it hasn't worked yet and it isn't going to. I want to discuss this.
So you race against yourself, so you can see your car rack up car length after car length? You are spewing bullshit and magazine statistics, not relating factual experiences. This is what the fuck my problem is in this instance. So please, shut the fuck up.

Posted: Mon Sep 12, 2005 6:48 pm
by Aaron
Kohburn wrote: i've driven pristine condition getrag gt's that felt a lot slower than my ragged out SE auto.. the Boat Anchor's vary a lot in output from my exprience
That could very well be it, although Doug said it felt like every other 2.8l he drove, and the one I raced at our little CO meet I was side by side with.

ITSA6, you are correct here, my Fiero would not have a problem beating my Z34 to 30-35mph, but from there on out, the Z34 pulls HARD.


Stimpy, please dude, drop it. You are doing no good here. fyi when I first picked up my Fiero, I went with a friend who drove my red Z34. He drives every one of my cars on a normal basis, and can race them almost as good as I can(Specifically getting the 3400lb DOHC off the line). Anyways, on the 2 hour drive home, I probably had that Fiero floored 60% of the time racing him. We did runs from 30, 40, 60, and from 80. We also went off the line 3 times. Each time, we both went into 2nd, and it instantly started pulling hard.

And after driving the Z34 minutes after the Fiero, the higher power levels are obvious, at any rpm.

Posted: Mon Sep 12, 2005 6:51 pm
by Lex
Not quite sure what my boat anchor ran, but after 30mph it would be toasted by my brothers '84 944 n/a. :sad2:

A 3800 or N* swapped car would be cool, maybe one day...