Does anyone hit the strips??
06-12-2004, 08:19 AM
#21
Originally posted by Buffdaddy:
We have a 1969 roadrunner that WAS running low 12's/high 11's at Cayuga in a former life. Though its been off the road for quite a while, and is currently in the resto phase.
Hoping for a late summer 2005 resurrection at the moment.
Problem is it prefers leaded gas....meaning it needs Sunoco Ultra 94 AND a couple bottles of high Octne boost in each tank...quite a pricey beast, in my opinion
We have a 1969 roadrunner that WAS running low 12's/high 11's at Cayuga in a former life. Though its been off the road for quite a while, and is currently in the resto phase.
Hoping for a late summer 2005 resurrection at the moment.
Problem is it prefers leaded gas....meaning it needs Sunoco Ultra 94 AND a couple bottles of high Octne boost in each tank...quite a pricey beast, in my opinion
06-12-2004, 08:53 AM
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Originally posted by PEI330Ci:
Elevation makes a big difference. I took my SVT Cobra to the track outside Edmonton, and then took the car to Texas and my ET plummited. So you Lower Mainland BC boys have got a leg up on even the Manitobins.
Elevation makes a big difference. I took my SVT Cobra to the track outside Edmonton, and then took the car to Texas and my ET plummited. So you Lower Mainland BC boys have got a leg up on even the Manitobins.
06-12-2004, 11:10 AM
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^^^^ah that's my point....as in ET time going down (plummiting)
I'm not absolutely sure, but I think the elevation at Raceway park is about 2300 ft above sea level.
I ran at Houston International during a Fun Ford Weekend and I was 4 tenths faster. Definitely a better track surface as I was in the low 2.0s 60ft versus high 2.1s in Edmonton. It was more or less the top end that I gained the most though. Mph went from mid 105s to 109s. (Vortech installed folks)
Now I've got a slow car....and I'm much happier with it.
Adam
I'm not absolutely sure, but I think the elevation at Raceway park is about 2300 ft above sea level.
I ran at Houston International during a Fun Ford Weekend and I was 4 tenths faster. Definitely a better track surface as I was in the low 2.0s 60ft versus high 2.1s in Edmonton. It was more or less the top end that I gained the most though. Mph went from mid 105s to 109s. (Vortech installed folks)
Now I've got a slow car....and I'm much happier with it.
Adam
06-13-2004, 07:21 AM
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I never said anything about the temperature because they were pretty much the same.
That same summer, I got on a plane in Jackson Mississipi, and arrived in Edmonton to HIGHER ambient temperatures. (Albeit the humidity was lower in Edmonton)
Hows the wheezing fourbanger coming Chadxton?
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That same summer, I got on a plane in Jackson Mississipi, and arrived in Edmonton to HIGHER ambient temperatures. (Albeit the humidity was lower in Edmonton)
Hows the wheezing fourbanger coming Chadxton?
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