View Full Version : 11.842@113 Personal best.....
mondo
12-04-2010, 07:31 PM
Ran a new best today! Im happy as sh$t!
06, PWR Mean Street heads, PWR 224 cam, PWR ported mani, 100mm tb, Kooks headers, no cats, Borla S, LMI cai, ran it on toyo proxes st tires (http://www.lxforums.com/board/#) and VP109
I took out the passenger seat, rear bench and tried to take the backrest out but broke one of the nuts thats welded on the underneath of the body that the bolt threads through, so I couldnt take that out...only if i had a sawzall there.....lol.
Before I gutted it I ran a 11.95@112 with sunoco GT100
I want to thanks everybody for the support! I appreciate it!
BOYCHIKS
12-04-2010, 07:39 PM
Damn Damn Damn!
Enough said :D
robpp
12-04-2010, 07:47 PM
that is crazy bro. CONGRATS :thumbsup:
Robert Palmer
12-04-2010, 07:48 PM
Now thats moving! Congrats bro!
mondo
12-04-2010, 07:49 PM
thanks guys!
GR33N D3M0N
12-04-2010, 07:56 PM
congrats!
BUBBADOG
12-05-2010, 08:35 AM
Alot of work to run .1 faster bro!
robpp
12-05-2010, 09:12 AM
Alot of work to run .1 faster bro!
hey bub, if not the fastest, one of the top fastest N/A 6.1 Jeep SRT8.
oh yeah i forgot a good shit was good for you LOL
Congrats!! I agree, that's a lot of work to run a smidge faster :lol:
When I had my Jeep at the Atco event a few weeks ago, I said if I was close to running a really good number the only weight savings I would do would be to put Wade (CentralTexHemi) in the drivers seat!!
I see you are using good racing fuel (MS109 is what I use) is the tune taking advantage of the higher octane? In other words do you have a race tune??
Scottina06
12-05-2010, 10:53 AM
congrats! Nice times
mondo
12-05-2010, 12:25 PM
congrats!
Thanks!
Alot of work to run .1 faster bro!
Wasnt too bad...lol....had to try it!
hey bub, if not the fastest, one of the top fastest N/A 6.1 Jeep SRT8.
oh yeah i forgot a good shit was good for you LOL
Hearing that makes me feel good! I was surprised when i saw the slip....lol
Congrats!! I agree, that's a lot of work to run a smidge faster :lol:
When I had my Jeep at the Atco event a few weeks ago, I said if I was close to running a really good number the only weight savings I would do would be to put Wade (CentralTexHemi) in the drivers seat!!
I see you are using good racing fuel (MS109 is what I use) is the tune taking advantage of the higher octane? In other words do you have a race tune??
Thanks! Just had to try it...lol
Wade would have been a good weight reduction! Your Jeep is bad a$$!
I was going to try the ms109 but used the vp instead. Cant remember the difference? Is it the ms109 or the vp that is the non oxygenated? I just used my regular tune for 93. The vp took care of the knock, but i didnt do anything with the timing. That will be next saturday hopefully(if the weather is good). My AFR was right around 12.3-12.6 with no changes. My understanding and what i was told is i should have more in it with some timing changes running the vp? I hope....lol
congrats! Nice times
Thank you!
Vinnysrt8
12-05-2010, 03:56 PM
sweet nice times.
DJ BoNiOmArIo
12-05-2010, 04:31 PM
congratulations
Thanks! Just had to try it...lol
Wade would have been a good weight reduction! Your Jeep is bad a$$!
I was going to try the ms109 but used the vp instead. Cant remember the difference? Is it the ms109 or the vp that is the non oxygenated? I just used my regular tune for 93. The vp took care of the knock, but i didn't do anything with the timing. That will be next Saturday hopefully(if the weather is good). My AFR was right around 12.3-12.6 with no changes. My understanding and what i was told is i should have more in it with some timing changes running the vp? I hope....lol
All these fuel names are confusing.:lol: The MS109 is made by VP. I think it's called "Motor Sport" 109, and you are correct it is non-oxygenated.
Using MS109 with no revision to the tune will not hurt anything but without adding timing, you wont see any benefits. (unless your 93 octane tune is really bad and is pulling timing :lol:)
As for the oxygenated fuels, I have never messed with them, but know for sure you need a revised tune to use them.
There is a great tuner that stops by the Garage from time to time (Jersey Boy) when your ready for a "race tune" give him a call.
Harrison@Stage6
12-05-2010, 05:17 PM
MS109 IS oxygenated. It's the highest oxygenated Unleaded fuel there is. That is why most people's AFR's go up by running it. Usually you need to richen up the WOT fuel a little and definitely add some timing.
DAVY27
12-05-2010, 07:21 PM
congrats man!
MS109 IS oxygenated. It's the highest oxygenated Unleaded fuel there is. That is why most people's AFR's go up by running it. Usually you need to richen up the WOT fuel a little and definitely add some timing.
Ouch!!
I stand corrected. Thanks H.
I thought Q16 was oxygenated and MS109 was not. Oops!!
NYCSRTATE
12-05-2010, 08:30 PM
Congrats better times then alot of F/I Jeeps!
scjeep4.7HO
12-06-2010, 03:05 AM
Congrats on the great times.
Jerseyboy
12-09-2010, 04:48 AM
Motorsport 109 is made by VP Racing fuels and is the highest octane unleaded fuel available. Research Octane is 109 Octane, R+M/2 (Pump rating method) is 105 Octane. It is oxygenated and I've had really good success running it in in a variety of vehicles. The tune needs to be adjusted to really take advantage of it. The Octane level of this fuel is so high that you can actually over advance the timing and lose power so you need to know what you are doing when making timing adjustments for it.
I think Brian is getting C16 and Q16 mixed up. C16 is not Oxygenated but Q16 is. Both are leaded and have Research Octane numbers of 120+! Most guys running big boost will run one of these fuels.
J
B.P.O.D
12-09-2010, 07:25 AM
WOWOW that is a sick time!
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