View Full Version : New NA-T world record?
DaveH
08-25-2001, 05:02 PM
Can't remember what Dave S. ran in the quarter, so he may still hold the record. Anyway, went to the track with the new SP63, had terrible traction problems. They didn't let us run in the main groove with Drag Radials, really pissed me off. Best 60' was a 2.08 :rolleyes: managed a 11.69 @ 123mph anyhow. Heading back again tomorrow, hoping to get a better launch. Pretty happy with the mph anyway.....
Ebanks
08-26-2001, 08:37 PM
Nice run for a first trip!
What boost was this at? My car with no bottle MPH'd 124@25psi (1.9360-ft, 11.50 1/4) so I am just trying to get an idea because I still had 10-11psi left to go plus the bottle.
-Ethan
money042
08-26-2001, 10:02 PM
nice run, dave!
you have a website or something? i'd like to know what you've got in your car, any pics would be great too. peace
Yep, you have the record! Congratulations! I went 11.73@120 mph with my little SP60 before. I still havent gotten my car back with the 63 and speed-pro. Soon..soon. I had a 1.929 60 ft on that run. What boost were you running and what were your 1/8 stats? Im curious to see the difference with our different rear gears. Good job, work on that launch and run sub-11's!!!!
Dave Stika
DaveH
08-27-2001, 08:08 AM
Thanks guys, I ran 20psi boost/no spray, (when in shifted into 3rd the boost went up to 23psi or so, damn bleeder isn't too consistant). I also tried 17psi and the 75 shot. Either way was about identical. I got the best 60' with the spray oddly enough, my other two passes were 2.4 and 2.2 60'. :eek: My mid track numbers were 7.77 @ 94mph. My slicks should be here this week, so hopefully they solve the 60' problem.
money042, I have a web page at mkiv.com, and I've started a second one at: www.speedtoys.com/~daveh/93na-t .
The second one shows most of the new SP stuff.
Urmil
08-27-2001, 04:09 PM
hey DaveH
how much did the whole NA-T upgrade cost, including everything. gauges and all...
DaveH
08-27-2001, 08:29 PM
urmild, it's been 3 years in the making so it's kinda hard to come up with a $$ amount. I bought stuff, traded stuff, sold it again, bought different things a lot as I found things that worked well and didn't work well. A guestimate for everything I'm currently using would be around $8500, with some of the parts being used bargains. I do all my own labor, so that saves a lot of $$. I'm using all Sound Performance parts on the exhaust side, and their injectors. I'm using all Powerhouse parts on the intake side. Everything in between I've put together myself.
money042
08-28-2001, 12:02 PM
DaveH... you da man!
schooling? training? stuff like that? or did you just figure it out?
8secsupra
08-29-2001, 12:45 AM
Damn, only .9 seconds off from my record of 11.41 at 129! Ha Ha.. congratulations Dave, hope all is well with you these days!
Jarrett
Powerhouse Racing
DaveH
08-29-2001, 07:47 AM
Hey Jarrett, nice to hear from you! Hey, I'm only .28 seconds short of your record! :) Glad to know that is the number to shoot for now... heh heh. All is well here, car is running good, the ignitor is what caused me all that misfiring trouble I had at the end of last year. Well I got some slicks now and will be back to the track on Sept 8th to take another crack at your record. :D Take care.
Sound Performance
08-29-2001, 09:54 AM
Im still trying to figure out how Jarrett got .9 seconds out of that difference when I get .28??? Maybe they add different in TX??
We ran 11.00 in a NA-T Lexus so Nah Nah Nah...... J/K
Just another record in a 100% street trim (no methanol, no weight reduction, stock tranny, cold a/c, etc. etc. etc.) car held by SP!!!!
Lar
SP
World's fastest 100% street trim supra - 9.54 @ 144.69
SC300TURBO
08-29-2001, 12:02 PM
since were adding lexus cars to the loop......TOYOMOTO has the fastest time...10.98@123 with a 1.6 short time in a lexus sc300 with a toyomoto kit .....and yes..it was a cast iron manifold....Jarrett...what did your na-t have for a manifold?....i need to get my shit up and running faster so i can join the hunt :)..Jeff
Ebanks
08-29-2001, 04:21 PM
Toyomoto better talk about that time a lot in the next week or two, because next weekend they won't hold the record anymore!;)
-Ethan
soarer 300
08-30-2001, 02:06 AM
Originally posted by DaveH
Hey Jarrett, nice to hear from you! Hey, I'm only .28 seconds short of your record! :) Glad to know that is the number to shoot for now... heh heh. All is well here, car is running good, the ignitor is what caused me all that misfiring trouble I had at the end of last year. Well I got some slicks now and will be back to the track on Sept 8th to take another crack at your record. :D Take care.
Dave,
Judging by the looks, I'd guess you had to go with an I/C made for a TT? How do you like the intake manifold? Were there any special things that were done to successfully run that?
-c
soarer 300
08-30-2001, 02:09 AM
Originally posted by Dave
Yep, you have the record! Congratulations! I went 11.73@120 mph with my little SP60 before. I still havent gotten my car back with the 63 and speed-pro. Soon..soon. I had a 1.929 60 ft on that run. What boost were you running and what were your 1/8 stats? Im curious to see the difference with our different rear gears. Good job, work on that launch and run sub-11's!!!!
Dave Stika
Yo yo Stika...What kind of boost were you running on that pass? What kind of fuel (race gas)? REALLY NEED TO KNOW for next weekend. I don't need another 15 second car... :)
SC300TURBO
08-30-2001, 07:35 AM
thats fine if you break it..he has had it for 2 years.....and it was on a stock motor..and he isnt the bragging type..thats why not alot of people know about it..Jeff
Ebanks
08-30-2001, 07:42 AM
I know, I was just kidding around.:) I saw him run an 11.00 or 10.9X somethine like 2 years ago in TX at a drag wars. That is when all my friends and I got excited about SC300s:)
-Ethan
DaveH
08-30-2001, 07:46 AM
Hey Cory, the intake manifold is great! Makes it real easy to check the plugs, and keeps the IC piping over on the cool side of the engine. :) I did use a TT intercooler. The hard pipes from the intercooler kit, along with a HKS Hardpipe kit were made to work. I had to mod the HKS pipes a little bit.
Originally posted by soarer 300
Dave,
Judging by the looks, I'd guess you had to go with an I/C made for a TT? How do you like the intake manifold? Were there any special things that were done to successfully run that?
-c
SC300TURBO
08-30-2001, 07:51 AM
i know your playing around Ebanks but i had to mess with ya a little bit......i hope you run 9s.....i love seeing sc300s done up....my favorite car...supras are a close 2nd........anyone going to nopi?...Jeff
DaveH
08-30-2001, 08:02 AM
Ethan, can you (or Lar) tell us what happened to your tranny? Anything us other na-t folks need to worry about? Thanks. My tranny is working flawlessly so far BTW. :)
Ebanks
08-30-2001, 11:27 AM
It really wasn't a problem with the transimission, but more with the torque converter. The converter basically melted, which clogged the filter for the trans fluid, which caused the trans to not get enough fluid, which caused basically every part in it to break:) At least that is my understanding. According to Larry Precision is working on making a stronger converter with better lock up plates, because mine is supposedly the strongest on the market right now, and we can't even lock it up (and it melted in under 2 months of use)!
-Ethan
DaveH
08-30-2001, 11:35 AM
Ah! thanks for the info! So it was the lockup that caused the converter to overheat? Makes me glad I didn't put that lockup switch on my car. :) I just have the cheaper converter, so I'm definitely not going to lock it up. Thanks again.
Originally posted by Ebanks
It really wasn't a problem with the transimission, but more with the torque converter. The converter basically melted, which clogged the filter for the trans fluid, which caused the trans to not get enough fluid, which caused basically every part in it to break:) At least that is my understanding. According to Larry Precision is working on making a stronger converter with better lock up plates, because mine is supposedly the strongest on the market right now, and we can't even lock it up (and it melted in under 2 months of use)!
-Ethan
Ebanks
08-30-2001, 01:57 PM
Well, it may not be just locking it up, but also just the converter in general... I hadn't locked it up in over a month when it broke! Once we realized it wouldn't lock up at WOT we stopped doing it, and would only lock it up while cruising on the highway to keep the RPMs down (because it would work while cruising). I guess we will know after a couple of months of me having my car back and not locking it up at all:)
-Ethan
Cory, that pass was at around 27 psi peak falling off to about 25-26 psi with a tank full of 100 octane.
Dave Stika
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