Well .......with a 1.89 60 ft I went 12.20@115 with tune stock manifolds and a 2018 intake in a 17 gt. I think you should definitely be faster than 13s. I'd maybe analyze what rpm you are shifting at.
Was going to run the car tonight for more practice but realized it was 9 million degrees outside and humidity thick enough to cut it with a knife when I woke up to walk the dog . It would be pretty pointless to run it tonight. I can't wait for fall. I'm so over summer temps and humidity.
You have much lighter front wheels and a ton more suspension stuff than me and cut a 1.5 60 ft. Mine was a high 1.8 (1.89 I believe). Not only that I have no idea what I was shifting at, probably not the right rpm lol.
The dyno that did my car was pretty shocked it put down almost 440HP at the tire without long tubes. Something about that 2018 intake with lockouts and lund tune just works.
I think that's around the density altitude I had that night. It was like 80 degrees, high humidity, track prep was excellent. I haven't ran a car from a dig in years and somehow managed a 1.8 60 ft by dumb luck.
edit: hey I noticed you have racestars as well. What size wheel/tire did you go...
I'm headed back next Wednesday after I remove some more weight and play around with tire pressure. I'm convinced I can go mid 11's on a perfect run. These tires stick like freaking glue. I did ZERO burnout. In fact I just drove through the burnout box like a rookie. Adding racestar front...
Not sure if I should be excited about this time or not. Running on MH racemasters, first time at the track in years. Cut a 1.8 60ft, was kinda hoping for mid 11's, but it was 80 degrees outside and high humidity, probably high DA. Is 12.20 decent for a MT 17 tune and intake only? Haven't done...
So I decided my car is never going to see any kind of high speed cornering because that's not really my thing, but I do like to occasionally take it to the race track. I also drive it to work 2-4 times a week but only on good weather days. I bought some Race Star 17x9.5's for the back and...
Does anyone know where this mystery evap line is. I have literarily spent hours looking in the engine bay for this mystery hose. Is this 17GT specific weird shit?
EDIT: the picture I posted is not my car. I don't know where that loom covered line is. That's a screen shot from a youtube 18...
Ok....I don't think you get my question. I understand the far left one gets capped and the middle one gets connected to the evap and the far right goes to the brake booster.....where the hell does the other end of the evap connect to??!
This is driving me nuts because its a super simple step preventing me from getting my car ready for the dyno tomorrow. I just need to know where this stupid fucking evap vacuum line goes.
In nearly every video I've watched their is a plastic wire loom wrapped vacuum line thats connected to the other side of the EVAP sensor and goes down towards the driver side front.........My car has nothing like that anywhere. Its a 17 GT with less than 2500 miles so nobody has messed with it...
Ok, so I'll preface this that I've watched nearly every youtube 2018 intake install video and I've read nearly every article on the subject................the part every video and article seems to skip is where does the evap sensor vacuum line go??? I get that the piece that was normally...
Lund tune, PMAS intake, catback exhaust, everything else stock. Idle just kinda dips every 10 seconds or so and something just flat out stalls after starting. No vacuum leaks, car has less than 2000 miles. Tune issue or something else?