s4 1/4 mile time
#11
RE: s4 1/4 mile time
ORIGINAL: bamfinogaroS4
Sounds about right, my general rule of thumb is at sea level you could expect to be about a sec faster or more.......I have been to Bandi alot and have never seen an S4run ????? Once I get mine I might run it once but thats what I have my other car for......14.9 to me prettty impressive with just exhaust....
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.
#13
RE: s4 1/4 mile time
ORIGINAL: skatemerica155
ya my car is silver, did i run against you the last night on the freeway?
ya my car is silver, did i run against you the last night on the freeway?
Josh
#15
RE: s4 1/4 mile time
wow, lots of confusion here... 14.1 stock, but this late in our cars life make that 14.4 chip is low 13's. Redimag that's pretty quick! Blakbart I think you need a higher launch or some harder shifts that's rather slow
#18
RE: s4 1/4 mile time
I ran last year at waterfest but ran into mechanical issues so never got off a clean run. I expect to be mid 13's then low 13's when i get better at the track.
Oh and to the post near the top.... reaction times may have nothing to do with your et. depending on what type of tree/format is running. i now most test and tunes the time wont start untill you leave the line even if the light goes green. but thats just what i think ive noticed.
Could be wrong also haha
Oh and to the post near the top.... reaction times may have nothing to do with your et. depending on what type of tree/format is running. i now most test and tunes the time wont start untill you leave the line even if the light goes green. but thats just what i think ive noticed.
Could be wrong also haha
#19
RE: s4 1/4 mile time
R/T has nothing to do with your time, you can sit there all day. The only time that matters is in heads up when you both leave on green (last yellow), or when you have a head start due to a bracket format race.
And eliTTe, the higher you go in elevation the less oxygen there is in the same amount of air at sea level. Cars run slower up in the mountains because of the lower density of the air. So a 14.9 at 5000 ft. is probably a low 14 or high 13 at sea level.
And eliTTe, the higher you go in elevation the less oxygen there is in the same amount of air at sea level. Cars run slower up in the mountains because of the lower density of the air. So a 14.9 at 5000 ft. is probably a low 14 or high 13 at sea level.