Try pre-loading your drivetrain with the e-brake and a slightly clutch slip. Or just quick slip and don't dump it.SullivanRacing06 wrote:jesus c! i havent seen ne in the 7s here yet.
i cant keep a rear end together long enough to break into the 10s
what do the 7 sec cars use for there 7 sec passes? a cut down ford 9"?
Exactly right, it's all 9" over here. Check out BOOSTN, it's the fastest Commodore here.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x5Aa-X4OBpIAnother viewhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v...latedSullivanRacing06 wrote:jesus c! i havent seen ne in the 7s here yet.
i cant keep a rear end together long enough to break into the 10s
what do the 7 sec cars use for there 7 sec passes? a cut down ford 9"?
HxC_Nismo wrote:i actually like to see whats riggs undeground motorsports rb26 s14.5 do at the track. me personally im hoping to run low 11's maybe high 10's when i go to the track this year.
would that be 1/4 or 1/8 mile??PJ. wrote: 7.9 second VL Holden Commodore (RB26/30), 7.8 second R32 Skyline GT-R (RB26) and from New Zealand is the fastest GT-R in the world 7.5 second RB26/30.PJ
Wow, very impressive. Congrats on the time!mr_rb20 wrote:hi guys, i've gat an rb20 that has run an 8.89 @147mph. doesn't go close to the guys with rb30's but it's moving for a rb20.
That's certainly the fastest RB20 I've ever heard of. AWD?mr_rb20 wrote:hi guys, i've gat an rb20 that has run an 8.89 @147mph. doesn't go close to the guys with rb30's but it's moving for a rb20.