s4 1/4 mile time
#1
03-14-2008, 07:52 PM
s4 1/4 mile time
so i ran my car last week and the only real thing i have done to my car is a chip and dv valves, but anyways i ran a 13.59 and i live in utah which is pretty high elevation i was just curious to know if thats a good time with what i have done and if anyone else has run better than that with just a chip.
#2
03-14-2008, 07:56 PM
RE: s4 1/4 mile time
Its middle of the road, just where id expect it to be. yes many people have done better with just a chip, but just as many have done worse
#3
03-14-2008, 07:58 PM
RE: s4 1/4 mile time
You can expect to take of .2-.4 sec off that at sea level. This is what I've seen at least.
#4
03-14-2008, 08:57 PM
RE: s4 1/4 mile time
2.7t right? ... that sounds like a pretty impressive number to me... how was your reaction times?
#5
03-14-2008, 09:48 PM
RE: s4 1/4 mile time
I'd be happy if my car ran mid 13's. It's a 2002 Tip and it's stock so I'm guessing a 14.50 would be a good time for mine to run stock. I want to do a chip soon and it'd be nice to get a 13.xx anything timeslip for it.
#6
03-14-2008, 11:15 PM
RE: s4 1/4 mile time
while we are on this topic how does a 14.9 sound at about 5800 feet(bandimere speedway in colorado) with just a catback.
#8
03-15-2008, 12:55 PM
RE: s4 1/4 mile time
ORIGINAL: Pappa Phil
while we are on this topic how does a 14.9 sound at about 5800 feet(bandimere speedway in colorado) with just a catback.
while we are on this topic how does a 14.9 sound at about 5800 feet(bandimere speedway in colorado) with just a catback.
#9
03-16-2008, 05:59 PM
RE: s4 1/4 mile time
ORIGINAL: skatemerica155
so i ran my car last week and the only real thing i have done to my car is a chip and dv valves, but anyways i ran a 13.59 and i live in utah which is pretty high elevation i was just curious to know if thats a good time with what i have done and if anyone else has run better than that with just a chip.
so i ran my car last week and the only real thing i have done to my car is a chip and dv valves, but anyways i ran a 13.59 and i live in utah which is pretty high elevation i was just curious to know if thats a good time with what i have done and if anyone else has run better than that with just a chip.
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