Title: 1994 GT Post by: David Claflin on November 15, 2014, 08:02:41 pm 01. Block:
CR: stock is 9.2 02. Heads Brand: ford Model: Stock E7 Ported?: No 03. Camshaft (If the camshaft is custom, NOT providing this information is understandable, and NOT expected) Brand: ford Grind Number/Model: stock 5.0 HO cam Int./Exh. Duration @.050": 211/206 Int./Exh. Lift: 470/470 with 1.7 Cobra rockers Lobe Separation Angle: 115 04. Induction Carbureted/EFI: EFI Intake: Exploder, ported upper, with 3" of runner removed, and the crossover opened up substantially. Carb/Injector Size: 24llb Throttle Body Size: 80MM Holley 05. Tuner: that Claflin guy 06. Exhaust Style: MAC long tubes Diameter: 1-5/8, 3" ball socket Catted: N/A "X" or "H": MAC Pro chamber, modified 3" inlet, 2 1/2" outlet Mufflers: 2 1/2" ultraflo 2 1/2" dynomax tailpipes 07. Power Adder: 08. Transmission Manual/Auto: man stick, soon to be broken I'm sure Model: t5 Plate/Clutch: Spec Stage I Converter Stall: 09. Gears Style: stock T-loc Ratio: 3.73 Differential Style: 8.8 31 SPLINE, 10. Rear Suspension Setup:stock, H&R race springs, bilstien shocks 11. Front Suspension Setup: H&R race springs, Bilstien struts, Maximum Motorsports caster/camber plates 12. Tires:275/40-17s front, 285/40-17 rear 13. Car Weight: 3400 no driver Time Slip: 60ft: 300ft: 1/8th ET: 8.4 1/8th MPH: 76(?) 1/4 ET: 1/4 MPH: Dyno Data: FWHP: FWTQ: RWHP:252 @4900 RWTQ:300 @ 3900 Dynocom dyno for whatever difference that makes. The ET above was run with shorty headers and in 80 degree temps. Haven't ran it since we put the longtubes on it. Title: Re: 1994 GT Post by: David Claflin on November 15, 2014, 08:21:19 pm Dyno sheet
Title: Re: 1994 GT Post by: F3AR M3 on November 17, 2014, 09:23:12 pm Ran a 8.4 at 76mph?
Title: Re: 1994 GT Post by: David Claflin on November 20, 2014, 07:45:23 pm Ran a 8.4 at 76mph? Something like that, in Ran a 8.4 at 76mph? 80 degree heat, had shorties on it then too.Title: Re: 1994 GT Post by: juiced coupe on November 20, 2014, 09:13:42 pm I think he meant that the time and mph don't seem to go together.
Title: Re: 1994 GT Post by: David Claflin on November 20, 2014, 09:25:04 pm I think he meant that the time and mph don't seem to go together. I know, I was thinking that too after I looked at it again. He said he didn't keep his slips, and I didn't enter anything into my spreadsheet for his car. The cobra ran a best of 8.7 @82 when mostly stock, and the 94GT was faster, so maybe it was more like 8.4@83 or 84.He dug around and did find a couple slips, but the white ones had all the ink fade out, the yellow ones are still legible. I did find a 1.81 60ft, but then he ran an 8.9 so he must have missed a gear, but then he was racing Rod so the pressure might have gotten to him.... :orglaugh In the 2 videos posted below he spun both times, so neither of those are his best. Title: Re: 1994 GT Post by: David Claflin on November 20, 2014, 09:42:56 pm The 76 may have been in my noggin from when he had his V6 97 Mustang...
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