Can you please post these numbers, he is a new member his screen name is John Lindsay
Thanks Prasad
I'm new to this forum and was asked to post my buildup so here I go. 86 GT automatic all options but no sub. or wing. 100000 miles still have orignal paint, interior, shocks, struts, rear brake pads from the factoy. Best ET 12.33 @ 116 MPH on stock size street tires. I get 23 mpg hwy, 17 city Trans: 125 was bilt by Jim's Per.Trans. with a 3500 stall Engine: 87 Buick FWD engine from a Olds 88 with harnes 3 steel main caps with studs JE pistons stock rods and crank with rolled fillits like the turbo crank stock oil pump and front cover stock roller cam regrouned 210/210 Champion alum. heads Comp. valve springs for cam, head studs, turbo gaskets stock rockers with hevy duty shafts stock intake manifold with 65 MM TB 09 injectors GN ECM, Z06 Air flow meter, translater plus, Exstender chip T63E turbo with home made exhaust manifolds SMC alcohol kit boost set at 16 psi. on 91 gas No intercooler yet working on a/c intercooler set up 2 BanM 28000# coolers one for engine oil and one for trans. with pusher fans Remote oil filter. Hope to run low 10s in the next 2 years with 600 HP http://www.hei.net/~volvoman/pics/Family/eng%20front-002f%20(Small).jpg http://www.hei.net/~volvoman/pics/Family/eng%20rear%20with%20intake-003f%20(Small).jpg[/ URL] [URL=http://www.hei.net/~volvoman/pics/Family/Mvc-001f%20(Small).jpg]http://www.hei.net/~volvoman/pics/Family/Mvc-001f%20(Small).jpg http://www.hei.net/~volvoman/video/Mvc-007v.mpg
------------------ 86 GT Turbo with a 87 Buick 3.8 FWD block. Best ET 12.33 116 MPH. with no intercooler on pump gas and steet tires. Some day low 10s. 71 datsun with a 3.8 turbo buick ET 10.17 133 MPH http://www.hei.net/~volvoman/pics/Family/fireocar2%20(Small).jpg
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------------------ "Turbo Cars are like hot women. A little edgy, every guy wants one, some guys can't handle them, and if you throw a little alchohol in the mix they'll rock your world" 1986 GT (waiting for Buick GN setup trasplant) 1984SE 5 Speed W/SBC V8 1987 Buick GN(10.70@124MPH) 1987 Trans Am SBC 355cid Twin Turbo(no track times yet) 1992 GMC Typhoon(13.20@ 99mph) Other cars; JaguarXJ6 & Mercedes AMG 500SEC
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FieroGTguy Member
Posts: 3087 From: Indianapolis , IN Registered: Mar 2001
Can you please post these numbers, he is a new member his screen name is John Lindsay
Thanks Prasad
I'm new to this forum and was asked to post my buildup so here I go. 86 GT automatic all options but no sub. or wing. 100000 miles still have orignal paint, interior, shocks, struts, rear brake pads from the factoy. Best ET 12.33 @ 116 MPH on stock size street tires. I get 23 mpg hwy, 17 city Trans: 125 was bilt by Jim's Per.Trans. with a 3500 stall Engine: 87 Buick FWD engine from a Olds 88 with harnes 3 steel main caps with studs JE pistons stock rods and crank with rolled fillits like the turbo crank stock oil pump and front cover stock roller cam regrouned 210/210 Champion alum. heads Comp. valve springs for cam, head studs, turbo gaskets stock rockers with hevy duty shafts stock intake manifold with 65 MM TB 09 injectors GN ECM, Z06 Air flow meter, translater plus, Exstender chip T63E turbo with home made exhaust manifolds SMC alcohol kit boost set at 16 psi. on 91 gas No intercooler yet working on a/c intercooler set up 2 BanM 28000# coolers one for engine oil and one for trans. with pusher fans Remote oil filter. Hope to run low 10s in the next 2 years with 600 HP http://www.hei.net/~volvoman/pics/Family/eng%20front-002f%20(Small).jpg http://www.hei.net/~volvoman/pics/Family/eng%20rear%20with%20intake-003f%20(Small).jpg [/ URL] http://www.hei.net/~volvoman/pics/Family/Mvc-001f%20(Small).jpg [URL=http://www.hei.net/~volvoman/video/Mvc-007v.mpg]http://www.hei.net/~volvoman/video/Mvc-007v.mpg
Got any digital slips or dyno sheets? I have an 86 SE on Ebay right now with the exact same engine. How much work was the turbo install?
Greg
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Oct 23rd, 2004
SOULCRUSHER Member
Posts: 1012 From: Waldorf, MD Registered: May 2004
Took the car to the track to try out a new chip from Darth. Good good results considering: Did not use any kind of race gas or octane booster, kept everything like it was on the street(spare tire, full tank, etc.), and I was babying the launches. So I got new personal bests of 12.52@110.30 mph. Not bad considering I am still getting KR. It has to be the exhaust causing "Boost Stacking". I HAVE to find me a flange from the stock downpipe, then I can make a race exhaust. BTW, LilDevil put his street exhaust back on with alittle bit of work on it and he was only running 12.5's@112mph and he was using a 2.8 pulley. Granted he had to baby it off the line too, but I'm not too far behind.
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TaurusThug Member
Posts: 4271 From: Simpsonville, SC Registered: Aug 2003
Talked to Troy Ritchie. He will be the fastest by next season. That 11 sec run was plagued with some issues and he hates seeing on here cause its innacurate.
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Oct 24th, 2004
x-thumpr-x Member
Posts: 1992 From: Toronto, Ontario Registered: Aug 2001
Here are my times. 88GT , 4.9 bone stock crate engine, T460e tranny, fully loaded with jack , spare, toolbox , and wifes pocketbook !! First time on the track in over 30 years too. Had a blast tho. Made 6 runs. Nothing spectacular , just room for improvement. I'm not out to break records. Best R/T .046 Best 60 ft 2.159 Best 1/8th 9.532 Best 1/4 14.929 Best mph 90.21
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Nov 14th, 2004
banditbalz Member
Posts: 2070 From: Barrie Ontario Canada Registered: May 2000
Yah, I hope to be in 11's....well, should damn well be soon lol. The run is even with cheesy 255/40/17 hardass kumho 712 tires that done hook for sh!t....i can barely get my 60' ft under 2.0 half the time. When i get it at 1.6 - 1.8, that should make a nice difference. I do plan for tryin out slicks this season. I also wanna do more circuit though.
Yah, i couldnt believe the mph...i did these last runs in Nov...the cold air must have helped out bigtime, especially with the intercooler running. Though, I lost traction a bit due to the cold too.
Ill be sure to post up new timeslip when i go this spring
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Darth Fiero Member
Posts: 5921 From: Waterloo, Indiana Registered: Oct 2002
Yah, I hope to be in 11's....well, should damn well be soon lol. The run is even with cheesy 255/40/17 hardass kumho 712 tires that done hook for sh!t....i can barely get my 60' ft under 2.0 half the time. When i get it at 1.6 - 1.8, that should make a nice difference. I do plan for tryin out slicks this season. I also wanna do more circuit though.
Yah, i couldnt believe the mph...i did these last runs in Nov...the cold air must have helped out bigtime, especially with the intercooler running. Though, I lost traction a bit due to the cold too.
Ill be sure to post up new timeslip when i go this spring
The general rule of thumb is for every 0.1 sec improvement in 60' time, your 1/4 mile E.T. improves by 0.2sec. At least that has been my experience. I guess it has something to do with the initial launch momentum. I was able to get a 1.784sec 60' when launching at about 2psi of boost using 225 55 HR16 BF Goodrich Traction T/A tires. The track's launchpad was groomed really good that day though. Maybe some C16 race gas and more boost will yeild 11's for me this year but I don't know when I will have time to get to the track. Customer cars come first. I have heard a rumor that some people are trying to get an L67-swap day put together at Norwalk Raceway Park in Norwalk, Ohio this summer, if I hear anything I will let all of you know.
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Feb 19th, 2005
SOULCRUSHER Member
Posts: 1012 From: Waldorf, MD Registered: May 2004
Get a set of BF Goodrich G-Force Sport tires as they are helping me lift the front end off the ground. On a straight take off there amazing. I will have some times on my 3800 Supercharged within a few months. Remeber the calculation from a 1/8th mile to 1/4 is not always true as some cars have bad top end and this can slow you allot. Get it on a 1/4 track already hahahaha Rick B
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Jun 10th, 2005
buddycraigg Member
Posts: 13597 From: kansas city, mo Registered: Jul 2002
Originally posted by FieroGTguy: Looks like 16.32 @ 87.61 and 15.568 @ 93mph. You seem to be gaining a second a run... How much do you think she has in her?
those are the times of my second race, between the car on the left and me.
my first run was actually better at 14.11 but i took it easy on the gas cause i knew i would kill the first guy cause he ran 19.5X but for undisclosed reasons i really wanted to match or beat the second car and was a little heavy on the gas.
i was in the right lane and the people in the tower told me that the "R" in the number 243R ment right lane when the cars have the same number but his car was number 244 and i was 243.
from the best i can figure out this is how the time slips reads car 243 243R r/t 1.198 0.738 60 2.828 2.586 330 7.235 6.811 1/8 10.729 10.221 mph 71.41 71.74 1000 13.748 13.142 1/4 16.327 15.568 mph 87.61 93.00
but now i'm really confused. cause the guys watching said the "win" light was on my side.
at some point the other guy was about 1 1/2 car lenths ahead of me. but when i hit forth i stoped spinning my tires and passed him.
but if i'm reading the numbers correctly "someone" was in front of the other one all the way to the finish line. or am i just so much of a virgin that i cant read a time slip?
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Jul 5th, 2005
Capt Fiero Member
Posts: 7657 From: British Columbia, Canada Registered: Feb 2000
from the best i can figure out this is how the time slips reads car 243 243R r/t 1.198 0.738 60 2.828 2.586 330 7.235 6.811 1/8 10.729 10.221 mph 71.41 71.74 1000 13.748 13.142 1/4 16.327 15.568 mph 87.61 93.00
but now i'm really confused. cause the guys watching said the "win" light was on my side.
at some point the other guy was about 1 1/2 car lenths ahead of me. but when i hit forth i stoped spinning my tires and passed him.
but if i'm reading the numbers correctly "someone" was in front of the other one all the way to the finish line. or am i just so much of a virgin that i cant read a time slip?
The reaction time is triggered when your car makes it's initial move forward (where you started spinning), it looks to me like he got that 1.5 car length while you were spinning and you barely beat him to the 60ft mark. You just may have passed him sooner than you thought. I know it happenes all so fast.
Greg
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Aug 6th, 2005
HoMiE_TeLeFrAgGeD Member
Posts: 1388 From: Elkhart, IN, USA Registered: Jan 2004
So how many people have pics of there Fiero's pulling the front wheels on launch. Can it be done on street tires.
Oh and badumpbump
to pull the front wheels up....one would need quite the power....i doubt any street driven fieros we know can manage that. im at 400 whp and ill let u know how close i come...tho i doubt ill get even close....
im sure one would need 600+hp at least to pickup the fronties
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Don Kraus Member
Posts: 662 From: Jefferson, WI USA Registered: Oct 2002
I've got pictures on the forum pulling the front end off the ground at Union Grove Dragway,and in june we put on 3000 miles as a longhauler on the hot rod power tour.I averaged 22.8 miles per gal.It's hard for me not to pull them off the ground,it costs time in a quarter mile when that happens.So ,yes it can be done. Don
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FieroGTguy Member
Posts: 3087 From: Indianapolis , IN Registered: Mar 2001
I've got pictures on the forum pulling the front end off the ground at Union Grove Dragway,and in june we put on 3000 miles as a longhauler on the hot rod power tour.I averaged 22.8 miles per gal.It's hard for me not to pull them off the ground,it costs time in a quarter mile when that happens.So ,yes it can be done. Don
That lead wing helps you a bit though. j/k
Greg
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Don Kraus Member
Posts: 662 From: Jefferson, WI USA Registered: Oct 2002
Yeah, Don is the real deal, he does get the wheels off the ground. And I don't think he is anywhere near 600 HP , correct? Suspension help and a good torque convertor will do it. AND sticky tires. Street tires will not do it, they will spin before lifting the fronts. There are a lot of people claiming they lift the fronts, but Don is the only one that has the pics. Evryone else I believe is dreaming. There is a video of a V8 car doing it and I think a 4.3 turbo doing it, but they aren't on the forum.
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Aug 13th, 2005
Oreif Member
Posts: 16460 From: Schaumburg, IL Registered: Jan 2000
3 car lengths in front of you and still pulling...
