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10-13-2006, 01:19 AM
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Re: Yenko Deuce Timeslip
Tommy K in NJ had a best 60' of 2.092 with his a/t deuce,
 but ran a 14.446 @ 94.31  My best 60' of 2.175 awarded me a 14.508 @ 95.54 mph. My best et is 14.252 @ 98.69. My best mph is 98.92 with a 14.338 et and a 2.353 60'. My best 60' in 3 years was this past year at SCR9 with a 2.227, but my et was still only 14.376 @ 97.70. I'm not sure where to look for improvement into the 13's
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10-13-2006, 01:33 AM
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Re: Yenko Deuce Timeslip
M,
At what RPM do you shift? Those LT-1s love Hi Rev's but most people don't like to let them go where they're happiest. Look at the HP curves on some of the articles published on these engines. Can't say that I blame you; I'd be a little uncomfortable too, but they DO come alive well above 5.5K.
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