Way to be neutral, Mr. Diplomacy!SVTCOBRA wrote:Should be a good race!I'm thinking the Mach has a 3.55 gear in it.Good luck! Let us know how it turns out!
Oh, don't forget the weight of your clothes...wear only a racing thong like Jeff does.gwoods wrote:Just like SVTCOBRA's driveway I favor the G35 2:1 over the Mustang
If you loose the 1st match take out your air filter and back seat
I pull for our NICO brothers regardless of what they are in or what they are racing against!!BigWill wrote:
Way to be neutral, Mr. Diplomacy!
Actually, that would work. a 500+lb pound reduction would be possible if you didn't want to drive it on the street. You get a G down to 3k pounds and 306+HP and you would have a serious contender. I'm guessing 10-12MPH and a full second just from weight. Add a few mods, and an little NOS and you'd probably see high 11's. low 12's. That's cooking.gwoods wrote:Your making a joke but these weight reductions are things I am constantly thinking about.I see 2007 G35 wrecks up for auction all the time... if they ever dropped down to 5k I may buy one for track use only and stop abusing my daily driver[
Thanks for the Good info Jeff...gwoods wrote:Just like SVTCOBRA's driveway I favor the G35 2:1 over the Mustang
You need drag radials!
Leave at 2500 - 3000 RPM... Hold the motor at 3000 rpm and when the 2nd yellow light dims dump the clutch and nail it. The tires will light up. Let up slightly on the throttle to control wheel spin. Once you control wheel spin floor it again and don't miss any shifts!
Let your rear tires down to 24-26 psi
Turn off VDC
remove EVERYTHING from the trunk and passenger compartment.
If you loose the 1st match take out your air filter and back seat
Good luck and please get someone to shoot video!
He has been to the track a few times.SVTCOBRA wrote:
I pull for our NICO brothers regardless of what they are in or what they are racing against!!
As far as who will win? I think it will be up to the driver.
This is what i planned on takeing out of the car.rn79870 wrote:
Actually, that would work. a 500+lb pound reduction would be possible if you didn't want to drive it on the street. You get a G down to 3k pounds and 306+HP and you would have a serious contender. I'm guessing 10-12MPH and a full second just from weight. Add a few mods, and an little NOS and you'd probably see high 11's. low 12's. That's cooking.
Be careful that it isn't leaded gas. I don't know that it is, or how much leaded gas it might take to foul your car's emission system. You might ask around.Tampa G35 Sedan 6MT wrote:I am going to try to get 100 octain Fuel.. They sell it at a marina by my house. I think this will make a big difference!
100 Oct fuel will ruin the cats???joe603 wrote:It only takes a few min of runtime to completely ruin the cats with leaded fuel...be careful. CATS are expensive to replace.
It isn't the 100 octane that will cause the problem, it is whether the 100 octane is leaded or not. If it is leaded, avoid it. It would be better to follow gwoods example of adding booster than chancing the gas.Tampa G35 Sedan 6MT wrote:
100 Oct fuel will ruin the cats???
DJ
I will have the car washed and waxed before the day too!gwoods wrote:Fold in your mirrors too!
Can i put more than 1 bottle in the tank?gwoods wrote:Auto Parts stores sell NOS Brand Octane boost.... I used to run it with 91/92 octane gas in my Hemi when I ran nitrous. It is supposed to add 60 points to the octane rating... so 91 becomes 97 and 92 becomes 98 octane. Our motors are 11:1 so anything from 90-100 octane will be great. Anything above 100 octane will not be any better 100 octane.
You need to drive around for a little while 60 + miles with the higher octane gas in the car so the ECU can adjust to it otherwise you will not see any performance gains.
Heres another tip.... drive out to a resturant very close to the track and eat. That way your car will be cool for the first run!
You can also try icing down your intake and plenum with Co2 or another compressed gas. Like that stuff you can buy to clean computers... during the summer here in AZ I some times take a paint ball gun canister of Co2 out to the track with me and ice down the intake tube(s).
On the ram I used to run a short belt that bypassed the power steering pump that was good for 2 tenths in the 1/4. I don't know if it is possible to do something similar on the G's.