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This was suggested to me by Sherman Adcock about 10 years ago. I trusted what he said as he had won a supergas championship. One of my cars is a 160mph car but the other I drove for a few years is a 175mph car and it is set at 4000rpm and I only have 2-2.5 in the timer. I do know a couple of high mph cars that set their stops at 4000 and have about 3 seconds, these are 180+ mph cars that have tried lower without success. There are always acceptions to the rule. There are also other factors in your setup that can effect this working or not like shift time, tire and gears.
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You can count me in the 5 seconds of stop time group too
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I was at 4500 with the small motor....on for anywhere from .75- 1.75 depending on the weather......It would .90 pretty consistantly....So far with the bigger motor going down to 3800 with roughly the same..maybe a little more in the timer it seems to have worked decent....I'm still getting use to it ..and I'm sure I'll figure it out but I would have say at this point the higher rpm worked a tad better.
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FWIW I am at 4000 downpower. I cannot go any lower and maintain consistency with my set up. Timer one is set at .000, I shift at .5-.75 depending on the track and timer two is typically 4.85-5.00 depending on weather etc. With this set up I typically go 10.90 at 157 or so.
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157 at 10.90 got to be pretty serious motor ,i'll run 4 seconds and go 10.90 at 150 151,same rpm set up its 9.90 156 with 2.4 timer shifting on time 1 second in for both set ups
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![]() I go anywhere between 168 to 171 @ 8.90 on the stop. BB |
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My uncle's car, that I drove for a couple of years, is very similar to that setup. Same RPM similar shift and on tmer for 2.25 to 2.5 depending on track elevation 171-175mph. One of the most cosntent cars i have seen, but liked to throw out a 4 hundredths slow run once a weekend, usually in eliminations. Last edited by sc7667; 08-26-2010 at 12:05 PM. |
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Y'all know my thoughts on the subject! Get rid of all those big motors and get "Adjustaflows". It's been working for me since '84.
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