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Went to the drag with my heavy 20s and exhaust washer mod
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Actually shaved off about 1/10 second on the 1/4 mile compared to stock! 13.514 sec
Traction played a huge role. Running 285 rear vs stock 245 Temp 89 degrees No burnout or breaking torquing (new tires). Ventus v12 Exhaust washer mod :tup: |
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Ooo dear...The washer mod....
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Must....fight....washer....mod.....
Seriously, nice job. Work on that 60' time. You could knock off a good .2-.3 there.... |
Nice getting out to the drag strip. :tiphat:
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"Exhaust washer mod?" What is that? Inside joke?
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You put washers at the axle back part of your exhaust (in between the flanges) to get a better sound so they say.
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Nice time! Imagine if you worked towards performance!
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The exhaust washer mod was a joke btw But it didn't kill the power, that's the most important part |
You shouldn't be burning out street tires at the strip, anyway.
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Man that is really surprising you did better with large diameter heavy wheels.
Probably all the improvement was in the no slip launch as you said. |
considering it's 89 degrees that's a really good time IMO. I normally run 12.9s to 13.0s and when warm like that I run 13.3 or 13.4 almost without fail so.... seems good to me.
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Friends do let freind do washer modding.
e.i. Friend #1 Hey man, sounds like you have a nasty exhaust leak there?!?! :confused: Friend #2 Nope that's a kickass washer mod :happydance: Friend #1 :facepalm: Friend #2 Hey it makes my exhaust sounds better, and makes my car faster! :rock: Friend #1 :shakes head: |
Haha I still don't understand the general hate towards the exhaust washer mod.
It really does sound decent and proved by my run that power wasn't lost. |
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