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My red 32V DOHC TT Lightning
Hi Guys. Just came across an old thread on this club talking about my red TT Lightning. I see one guy saying that it never did anything at the track. Well, this truck is my daily driver and is tuned accordingly. It runs 11.2 @ 126 with just 14lbs on pump gas and that's with a crappy 2.0 60ft, boost only - haven't used the juice yet. So not too shabby I think. It's very reliable and I use it every day to go to work - AND I'M NEVER LATE
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5b-lT9mjlVU |
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What's up with the video? The link works for me, or am I missunderstanding the term 'FIAL'?
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it "fials" because it doesnt show any runs at the track or any good pulls on the street, which is what you came on here to defend, so all in all you lived up to the "dyno queen" statement in the other thread
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jesus, people dont read. |
Did I miss something?
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Here is the thread I responded to ...
http://www.carolinahorsepower.com/fo...ead.php?t=3748 Just wanted to set the record clear. I dont really use it on the track and have only raced it maybe six times more out of curiousity than anthing else. It certainly is no 'Dyno Queen' though as many a Mustang can testify when they think they can run all over me on the open road. Its a thoroughly sorted TT and goes like stink or idles all day in traffic without any drama. My every day ride and great great fun. |
The links back and forth between the same threads is kind of like the "how do you keep an idiot in suspense" joke.
I never did get that joke. http://www.carolinahorsepower.com/fo...ead.php?t=3748 |
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Hi LXtasy. Yes, that video is of my silver 01 that I sadly had to sell. Raced it for years. Had just about every bolt-on you could think of but still had a stock motor in it. It was pumping out 440rwhp. My current red 01 32V TT puts down 630rwhp @ 14lbs on pump gas. Best I have run is 11.2 @ 126 but I now remember that I did crank the boost up a bit to 17lbs. That was with a terrible 60' of 2.0 on DRs. If I ever manage to get back to the track and actually learn how to launch this beast I could end up with some serious times I think. It was my plan to spray a 75 shot just for a second or two to help spool up quicker, but I have since realized that this TT motor spools up incredibly quickly because I use (twin) pretty small turbos. There is virtually no lag whatsoever. This is perfect for the open road, but obviously not so good for ultimate power. Still, its performance is plenty enough for a DD and is such fun.
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nice looking truck.
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Very nice! Me personally I could give a shit about a 1/8 mile that's a joke. I'm sure this thing is a beast on the open road! For a truck I'm sure you have surprised quite a few wanna be fast street cars
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dam if 3 seconds is accurate thats one hell of a truck!
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3 seconds is super car fast.
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Not just mine of course. Check out that 'Wallace' site and enter the figures from your time slip and you'll see just how fast our trucks are. My buddy checked his track times with his ZR1 and it came out to be 3.5 seconds which kinda confirms that the 'Wallace' caculator is pretty accurate.
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I'm not the one who said that the 1/8th is a waste of time. I simply said that I don't think my truck would do so well in the 1/8th. It's a beast to launch and despite very little lag, doesn't really go nuts until around 4,500 revs. My previous S/C lightning was a rocket off the line and I used to regularly pull 1.7's in the 60ft. I quoted the 0-60 mph as a standard gauge to compare with other performance vehicles.
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apparently my 0-60 is 3.01. that doesent even sound right
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SWEET Jesus mine is 2.79!!!!! THATS MIND BOTTLING
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1.74 here, that cant be right..........
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I got 2.67 . Damn, does the blazer get lazy after that than
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BTW the TBSS was a 3.0 |
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great looking truck..... now wheres the video of it running or racing..... or did you push it into the street and take a picture?
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Was that guy "SVTBarry" still around? I wonder if he's an engineer...
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