09-04-2008, 12:07 PM
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Re: 14.0 second daytona for $1000 challenge
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Boostaholic
Join Date: Jan 2003
Location: Thunder Bay Ontario Canada
My Ride: 87 Shelby daytona T2
Engine: 2.5 bored 0.20
Induct: Turbo
1/4: 13.785
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In theory it's easy. In reality going 13.0 isn't that easy with a heavier car. If it's so easy I'd be running 13.0 years ago. If you are really good at tuning then it's a plus. If you can get a good cal or burn your own it's a plus, but for many of us it's not easy. I've spend hunderds of hours and dollars and I'm still only a high 13 second car. These are also old cars, and other things break. I've got +40's, S60 tubo, 3" downpipe, 3" wastegate, ported +1 head, forged pistons, ARP hardware, Adj FPR, Custom 3 bar cal, slicks and still only a 13.7 @101. Maybe I need more boost, maybe 18 psi isn't enough for a 3000lb car. I think it's the cal, I'm going to hook up the OTC scanner and try to datalog and see what's up, but my EGT's are always high 1550+. I have a wideband, but tuning is what's missing. Also having clutch issues. Last clutch I paid $300 for won't hold the power. Need to try the 4 puck. The point is, it's not that easy. 13.0 @ 105 or 108 (whatever the MPH) isn't easy. That's some serious speed.
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87 Daytona Shelby Z 2.5 T2-> cummins cooler, 3" exhaust, S60, forged venolias, Shel-game custom 3 bar cal 18 psi... ported +1 head Lookin to go low 13's.. extra lean - need a good tune and hopefully the new 4 puck holds up.
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