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Has anyone been to the track after getting an ECU tune?
I finally found my copy of Desktop Drag the other day. I put the stock power curve from GM Powertrain in for the Redline, and then I went to BSR's website and put their numbers into a power curve. Now, even though the peak numbers aren't all that much higher, my drag racing program seems to think the bigger torque numbers in the midrange are worth nearly a full second off the stock quarter mile ET. In case some of you guys have never been to the track, that's HUGE.
Anyway, I was wondering if anyone had some real-world numbers to share. Desktop Drag has been very reliable for me in the past when I was bracket racing my Impala, but it's very sensitive to input parameters - garbage in, garbage out - and in order to evaluate what it's telling me, I'd like to get some real world data.
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Stonebreaker 1996 Impala SS 355 ci LT1 11.99 at 115mph on 150 hp nitrous 2002 ECIRS CHAMPION Ph.D. in R.E. (Redneck Engineering) Well, it works in practice... But will it work in theory? |
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