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    60' times vs. et

    I'm looking for some opinions and/or facts on this. All things being equal, it stands to reason that the lower your 60' times the lower your et. For example, if you lower your 60' time by .05 seconds, does that mean your et will drop by the same amount? Is there any direct correlation between the two or are there too many variables to be able to say "If you lower your 60' time by X, your et will drop by Y?" Sorry if this has been discussed before, but I haven't found anything on this forum about it.
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    I've always heard if you drop your 60 one tenth, it equals two tenth's in the quarter roughly.

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    Too many variables to say 100% for sure....


    On my boosted car, I saw "x" reduction in the 60' = 2x reduction in ET.

    On my n/a car I saw "x" reduction in the 60' = 1.5x reduction in the ET.
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    I agree with John, way too many variables, such as, why are you picking up in the 60'? Is it because you spun, played with tire pressure, etc?

    All things being equal, if it's a straight improvement in something you changed, I think X reduction in 60' is close to 2X reduction in the 1/4 ET. This is what most of us regular bracket racers see, and we key in on consistency.
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    way too many variables to say for sure. most likely (as in probably 99% of the time), lower 60' times mean lower ETs. But if you car has no top end or if there is a lot of drag on your car at high speeds, you might not see much improvement at all

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    Quote Originally Posted by somethingclever View Post
    Too many variables to say 100% for sure....
    Quote Originally Posted by CobraII View Post
    way too many variables,
    Quote Originally Posted by White5.0 View Post
    way too many variables to say for sure
    so.... what you're sayin is..... there's too many variables?? how many too many?

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    ^hahaha nice!

    ya man, way too many

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    I have also heard that .1 60' = .2 1/4 mile. That would be badass because then my 11.6 with a 2.0 60' would be a 10.6 with a 1.50 60' which is what I'm shooting for in the summer. I highly doubt I'll run a 10.6 at my power level now but maybe a 10.8.
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    I went from a 13.97 @ 97 @ 2.0x 60' to a 13.64 @ 97 @ 1.79 60'.


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    Quote Originally Posted by ModularMike View Post
    I went from a 13.97 @ 97 @ 2.0x 60' to a 13.64 @ 97 @ 1.79 60'.

    Your car is non-pi and ran that good, if I could get my 60' down I should be able to be right there with you, I would think....mine are like 2.1's- auto kills it
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    Quote Originally Posted by 2001GTTT View Post
    Your car is non-pi and ran that good, if I could get my 60' down I should be able to be right there with you, I would think....mine are like 2.1's- auto kills it

    I thought you had some gooddies for the car and you sold them????


    Come on clark...get some 4.30's for that car and a slight stall....you'll get those 60's down big-time.....
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    Quote Originally Posted by somethingclever View Post
    I thought you had some gooddies for the car and you sold them????


    Come on clark...get some 4.30's for that car and a slight stall....you'll get those 60's down big-time.....
    yea I did I needed the cash, I'm gonna get some more stuff for it when I can
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    Quote Originally Posted by 2001GTTT View Post
    yea I did I needed the cash, I'm gonna get some more stuff for it when I can
    yeah like tires??
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    Quote Originally Posted by somethingclever View Post
    I thought you had some gooddies for the car and you sold them????


    Come on clark...get some 4.30's for that car and a slight stall....you'll get those 60's down big-time.....
    Word, with 4.10's and stock stall I think i was doing 1.9's. Wake that thing up!
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    Thanks guys. In a nutshell, too many variables. But the consensus seems to be that there is gererally a greater payoff on the top end over what you cut off on the short end.
    If I can cut a Modular Mike 60' time I could be flirting with the 12's.
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    What issues are you having in the 60'? Spin? Lack of sticky tires? Manaul or auto trans? Tell us what is going on, maybe we can make some suggestions to help you out.
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    Quote Originally Posted by CobraII View Post
    What issues are you having in the 60'? Spin? Lack of sticky tires? Manaul or auto trans? Tell us what is going on, maybe we can make some suggestions to help you out.
    So far, 1.93 is my best 60' time. I'm leaving at 3000 rpm's on Nitto 555r's with no wheel spin. Manual tranny. I've seen guys leave at 4500 or higher, but I really don't want to break anything if I can help it (but who does?) I have never had the car dynoed, but it's pretty much stock. Headers, off road h-pipe, flowmasters, udp's, CAI w/ 93 octane tune and an MSD two step set at 3000 launch rpm. I'm gonna start raising that a little at a time, but don't think I want to leave much higher than 4000.
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    Quote Originally Posted by shockstang View Post
    I really don't want to break anything if I can help it (but who does?)
    I've been known to put parts "at risk" looking for a few 1/100th's off my 60'
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    Quote Originally Posted by Martin0660 View Post
    I've been known to put parts "at risk" looking for a few 1/100th's off my 60'
    I continue to try Bob's approach, this year I will bump it up a big notch
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    How good of a burnout do you do? Nitto's need to be HOT to stick well.

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