ASP Pulley Review
Re: ASP Pulley Review
Originally Posted by Chi-Town SRT/6
I think there is a guy with a Renntech car who runs 12.1-12.2 somewhere out there...
Either way, you'll be beating up on stock Z06's!
I wonder why my mph was so high on my best run...if you could repeat whatever I did (or didn't do), you would be faster yet. I'm not sure what I did differently though that gave me 3 more mph.
SQ
Re: ASP Pulley Review
Originally Posted by ShawnQ
I think I have heard/seen that before as well.
Either way, you'll be beating up on stock Z06's!
I wonder why my mph was so high on my best run...if you could repeat whatever I did (or didn't do), you would be faster yet. I'm not sure what I did differently though that gave me 3 more mph.
SQ
Either way, you'll be beating up on stock Z06's!
I wonder why my mph was so high on my best run...if you could repeat whatever I did (or didn't do), you would be faster yet. I'm not sure what I did differently though that gave me 3 more mph.
SQ
I think I can come close to 115 for a trap speed now but we shall see!
Re: ASP Pulley Review
As I stated in another thread:
ASA lists the FN1, which I believe is the same a the ZR2 that tire rack carries, in a 18x10 with a 25 mm offset, slap some 295/35 BFG's, or even better 305/35 Mickey Thompson, and I think your traction problems will be solved. They are probably about $300 a pc then throw in the tires your looking around $1,200.
ASA lists the FN1, which I believe is the same a the ZR2 that tire rack carries, in a 18x10 with a 25 mm offset, slap some 295/35 BFG's, or even better 305/35 Mickey Thompson, and I think your traction problems will be solved. They are probably about $300 a pc then throw in the tires your looking around $1,200.
Re: ASP Pulley Review
Originally Posted by NeverEnough
BOLD? Yah think? I'm gonna guess 12.5 @ 112.
Re: ASP Pulley Review
Originally Posted by Chi-Town SRT/6
I'd be happy with that...I just think the seat of the pants feel is ALOT faster than my Z06 which ran a 12.6. I'm planning on going sunday so we shall see...you been back to the track with yours yet?
Re: ASP Pulley Review
Originally Posted by Chi-Town SRT/6
Agreed...I wish they made a DR in 19 inch! Maybe some regular crossfire 18's on back with DR's?
for years, just to take advantage of the 1" smaller tire height.
But with your cars additional power, using BFG Drag Radials, as wide as the front wheel width will accept should be the ticket.
With a 24.5" tall tire, your cars 3.07 rear end should feel more like a 3.27. But if the Limited uses the same differential as the SRT (with a different ratio) you might be ahead of the game if you pick up a differential at a salvage yard from a limited, to install your new "posi" unit in. Then it would pull more like you had a 3.45 gears.
I'd love to see you get your car into Viper territory.
Re: ASP Pulley Review
Originally Posted by NeverEnough
Pins & Needles!!!
ARE YOU THERE YET? ARE YOU THEE YET? ARE YOU THERE YET?...
ARE YOU THERE YET? ARE YOU THEE YET? ARE YOU THERE YET?...
Just for kicks I went down this road that has a speed limit sign maybe 100 yards up from a stop sign...I used to floor the Z06 and check my speed when I passed the sign...the Z06 would be at 60 mph by the time I went past the sign...I did it in the SRT today twice and both times between 70-75 mph! I am getting very excited myself!
Re: ASP Pulley Review
Just had a thought, with the intake and pulley, is the stock ECU capable of adding enough fuel? Any chance you could be running dangerously lean, causing the large power increase you are experiencing, but possibly hurting your motor?
Last edited by SRTpowa; 10-27-2007 at 08:58 PM.
Re: ASP Pulley Review
Originally Posted by SRTpowa
Just had a thought, with the intake and pulley, is the stock ECU capable of adding enough fuel? Any chance you could be running dangerously lean, causing the large power increase you are experiencing, but possibly hurting your motor?
Re: ASP Pulley Review
Originally Posted by Chi-Town SRT/6
Maybe...but it still retains the stock belt so I doubt it...this benz ecu seems pretty doggone good to me. It has adjusted perfectly to the pulley and intake. My times tomorrow hopefully live up to all the hype I have caused.
Last edited by SRTpowa; 10-27-2007 at 08:58 PM.
Re: ASP Pulley Review
Originally Posted by SRTpowa
True. I'm sure if it was running too lean it would be smart enough to pull timing. I'd be curious to see what your A/F ratio is at on the dyno. Maybe you can make that happen? Good luck tomorrow! Make us proud.