11 second run
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Re: 11 second run
Originally Posted by RMADERMAN
Congrats... Now what are you going to do ? 
Hope to have pullies on my SRT this week'
I'm good with this number, If it goes below 11.5 you gotta get a cage, so I think I'm satisfied for now.
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Re: 11 second run
Originally Posted by Moparrbust
Nice job indeed...now we have an 11 second pass on the bottle...who's gonna be the first to snag an 11 without spray?
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Re: 11 second run
Originally Posted by MD SRT6
That's like saying who's gonna do it without a pulley, a mod is a mod, No?
Maybe it is that you can put nos on almost anything, civics, scions, vws, etc.
Not knocking your numbers, just my .02
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Re: 11 second run
Originally Posted by RPM
Eh, I don't know. There is something about nos.
Maybe it is that you can put nos on almost anything, civics, scions, vws, etc.
Not knocking your numbers, just my .02
Maybe it is that you can put nos on almost anything, civics, scions, vws, etc.
Not knocking your numbers, just my .02
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From: Williamsburg, Va
Re: 11 second run
Originally Posted by huudoo
12.08ET AND 117MPH WITH NO NITROUS... now that is for real.
I thought you didn't need a cage till 10.99. Maybe a rollbar at 11.50?
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Re: 11 second run
i think you got a lot more left in the car with that bottle if you decide to go back to the track, especially not spraying in 1st gear. if the 60 ft woulld have been a 1.78 instead of a 1.88 that would have been an 11.50 pass. 
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Re: 11 second run
Originally Posted by Uncle O
Congrats on the great run...need to start a thread for everyone to list times and mods to compare results all in one spot. hope i will hit that list soon. 
(ET,Car,Year,Driver)
11.707*120.830 7.620 95.390 1.847 Chrysler Crossfire SRT62005 Jeff Croy 2)12.103*115.250 7.884 92.220 1.885 Chrysler Crossfire SRT62005 Jeff Croy 3)12.115*113.910 7.839 91.460 1.796 Chrysler Crossfire SRT6 Coupe2005 Harry 4)12.181*114.230 7.848 88.610 1.764 Chrysler Crossfire SRT62005 rob @ needswings 5)12.267*113.330 7.917 88.330 1.818 Chrysler Crossfire SRT/62005 Abe M. 6)12.332*110.810 7.951 90.810 1.861 Chrysler Crossfire SRT/62005 Abe M. 7)12.460*112.790 8.032 87.550 1.803 Chrysler Crossfire SRT62005 Eric Struss 8)12.656*+110.170 8.194 86.850 1.904 Chrysler Crossfire SRT6 roadster2005 Joe 9)12.671*108.110 8.160 87.100 1.859 Chrysler Crossfire SRT-6 RENNtech2005 Eric Andersen 10)12.799*109.720 8.280 85.590 1.945 Chrysler Crossfire SRT62005 Jeff Croy
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Re: 11 second run
Originally Posted by RPM
Eh, I don't know. There is something about nos.
Maybe it is that you can put nos on almost anything, civics, scions, vws, etc.
Not knocking your numbers, just my .02
Maybe it is that you can put nos on almost anything, civics, scions, vws, etc.
Not knocking your numbers, just my .02
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Re: 11 second run
Originally Posted by mrphotoman
That is just silly, that is like saying using a cold air intake, a pulley swap or drag radials is cheating. They are all power adders just like nitrous is a power adder.
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Re: 11 second run
Originally Posted by Steve Hellums
Gotta draw the line somewhere and my line is draw'in at adding NOS. I'm not calling it cheating. If you were to drop a S/C AMG V8 in an SRT 6 and run in the 10's, is that just a power adder?
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Re: 11 second run
My respect for drag cars typically starts at much lower times than 11s. It's a product of watching friends run Dodge Omnis well into the 10s. I don't want to see any slicks or nitrous oxide on a car that is masquerading as "streetable". Race it exactly like you drive it to work.
Although that 1.8 60' is still pretty damn good for a Crossfire. You must have the launch down to a science... or do you have a two step on that thing too.
In any case, you seem to be the first person to propel a Crossfire down the 1/4 in under 12 seconds, so I guess that deserves some sort of recognition. Well done.
Although that 1.8 60' is still pretty damn good for a Crossfire. You must have the launch down to a science... or do you have a two step on that thing too.
In any case, you seem to be the first person to propel a Crossfire down the 1/4 in under 12 seconds, so I guess that deserves some sort of recognition. Well done.
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Re: 11 second run
I believe I have the best 60ft time for a crossfire at 1.725 on toyo proxes TR1's Sorry, i had to brag just a little!!! :P I have had several in the low 1.80's so this car is very capable of some excellent 60ft times!
Sorry, i had to brag just a little!!! :P I have had several in the low 1.80's so this car is very capable of some excellent 60ft times!
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Re: 11 second run
I just saw your time in your sig. Did you post that on dragtimes yet? Nice job by the way.
Originally Posted by distantpulse
I agree. I would not use NOS on anything because to me it's like "False" power. It can only be used for short distances and is not a consistant HP for the car. I'm not saying its right or wrong, im just stating my opinion. Although on the other hand, I would use a NOS setup on my bracket car for top end driving tactics and in case of tire spin off the line.....