how do you guys get them low 60ft times the best I have did was a 2.3
is it all in letting the clutch out just right?

 

Yes you have to have lots of practice in YOUR car to get them the lowest ...other wise a good guide is

1.6x-1.8x in ALL WHEEL DRIVE (wrx,gsx,etc)
1.7x-1.9x in FRONT WHEEL DRIVE

I dont know of many RR in my area so.....and these are times for very good drivers

 

I highly doubt stock ITR's can get 60 ft times under 2.0 seconds on street tires.

 

Like i said with a very good driver 1.9x is possible in a FF ...a stock might not be able to do it ...but IHE and a good driver and ive seen it done many many times


[Modified by Eyewitness, 11:25 PM 6/21/2002]

 

Not on street tires????? easy on drag t/a's

Mattj

 

I don't care how good you are. Nobody is pulling 1.7-1.9 on a close stock ITR with street tires.

I pull 2.1's by riding the clutch briefly from about 5k. Its pretty easy to get a good 60'. Just rev it up and let it bog as you come off the line. The key is a good 60' that puts you in VTEC.

Thats why I've pulled a 14.0 with a 2.1 60' and a 14.0 with a 2.3. Its all about where you get it to hook up.

 

Yeah, no way you could pull a 1.7-1.9 on street tires. 2.1 is probably the best for an ITR.

How does an I/H/E help a 60' time????


[Modified by JohnnyBoy, 8:22 PM 6/21/2002]

 

I hit consistent 2.0's running on Falkens with 32psi in the tires.

 

1.7 60ft with 8x22x15 MT slicks on stock R rims.

 

i guees the cats ive seen in R's on not stock tires but street tires are just better drivers...

 

What is your 1/4mi? List mods if extensive.

 

As in running drag radials. They're still not pulling 1.7's.

If they can pull 1.7-1.9's they should be in the 13's easy even if they are stock or close to it. Let me see some slips and we'll se how good a driver they are.

 

Woooaaahhh...back up buddy ...do you think ALL FF cars are stock type R's ...because from they way your responding it sounds like it And i also listed times for AWD cars...i did not say any of these cars were completely stock...i was just trying to give the guy an idea..for a very good driver in a FF or a AWD vehicle...



[Modified by Eyewitness, 2:14 AM 6/23/2002]

 

.....I think what Eyewitness is trying to say is that drag radials are approved "street tires."