Those with a ECU tune , results please
04-07-16, 11:15 AM
#421
It's kind of weird occasionally I feel like I have the issue but for the most part I feel like it's functioning normally. The sweet spot seems to be 7k for a shift point but I need to experiment more once I get traction under better conditions. When I do feel like I have that issue it seems to jump from 68-72 very quickly.
04-07-16, 11:25 AM
#423
Stock 08's and no spare, engine covers(except for passenger side cover), and floor mats. If I can get traction I really feel the car is capable of an 11.7-11.8 with a good DA(-1000 or better). Also the intake mod should put me at 119-121mph trap which is pretty amazing for FBO.
04-07-16, 05:34 PM
#425
First run of the year. The DA was around -1500 and it was very difficult to get traction. I couldn't hook up after that first run which was a shame because I really feel like I could have hit 11's. Now that my KCLV is in a more acceptable range I really feel like this tune is the real deal. My best times last year were in the high 12.3's with -1000 DA's. The extra 400rpms really helps too. i was consistently trapping at 118-120.
04-08-16, 09:48 AM
#426
Stock 08's and no spare, engine covers(except for passenger side cover), and floor mats. If I can get traction I really feel the car is capable of an 11.7-11.8 with a good DA(-1000 or better). Also the intake mod should put me at 119-121mph trap which is pretty amazing for FBO.
04-08-16, 10:41 AM
#427
They are very loud. I have about 8k on them. The fronts have plenty of tread left but the rears will b done by fall with the amount of drag strip runs I plan on making. I'm definitely going with 285's for my next set and most like Michelin pss.
04-08-16, 10:51 AM
#430
I can not recommend this tire any longer
At about 6K miles they started to develop an annoying sing. I now have about 9K miles on them. There's still plenty of tread left, and they still stick like glue (handling is still very impressive). When it's time, I will probably go with the Bridgestone SO4 Pole Position in the same 245/35/19 - 285/30/19 sizes. BTW, it appears that Tire Rack has the Continentals back in stock.
The sing happens between 40 and 60 MPH, and as I said it is very annoying
At about 6K miles they started to develop an annoying sing. I now have about 9K miles on them. There's still plenty of tread left, and they still stick like glue (handling is still very impressive). When it's time, I will probably go with the Bridgestone SO4 Pole Position in the same 245/35/19 - 285/30/19 sizes. BTW, it appears that Tire Rack has the Continentals back in stock.The sing happens between 40 and 60 MPH, and as I said it is very annoying
No, but Bridgestone S-04s do
Lou
