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Old 4/9/12, 11:44 AM
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Track times advice on lower times

I have a 2oo1 bullitt with o/r x pipe and intake went 13.91@100 with a 2.15 6oft want to get low 13's whats best way to get there
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To start, subframe connectors, drag tires, and lca's. Then I would start on the power mods: longtubes and full bolt ons. Or you could just supercharge it.

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I have subframe.connectors they came stock on bullitts and do lcas really help out that much
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Yes LCA's help keep that power transfered to the ground. Check this set up out on our Steeda car tjhat saw 10s at the spring break shoot out.

https://themustangsource.com/f726/st...ootout-506042/

If you are interested we can start talking packages that will get you to your goal of reducing your track time.

PM and let me know your thoughts?


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Lower and upper control arms make such a big difference. Also try light weight wheels and a drag radial.
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I ran again went 13.61@103
Want to do 4.10 tuner and lca then should be having alot of fun
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raise the hood between runs to allow the engine to cool. Lower the air pressure in the rear tires. If you are running on street tires, don't do a massive burnout. Just a nice quick one to clean off the tires. Street tires get greasy with big smoky burnouts. And work on your launch...you are leaving .2-.3 of a second with a 2.16 60ft.
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I war running 25psi in rear and cut a 2.o 6oft last time when I went 13.6
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Lowering your PSI a bit in the rear might help a bit.

I'm running 13:20's with my GT with the mods in my sig plus SFC, LCA, strange adjustable rears, Lakewood 90/10 fronts on coil overs, drag radials on stock rims and 4:10's.
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