What are some N/A 1/4 times and trap speeds?
05-10-2003, 12:29 AM
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Originally Posted by OLBlueEyesBonne
I did it in my 1994 SLE.
Even before I did the intake and muffler I was pulling almost even against my friend in his identical (except he has the Series II 3800) 1995 SLE. At the time I had 175k and he had 178k. Currently we are both at 181K on the odometer. Now with the mods He has a little jump, but within about 150 feet I start pulling on him and by the time we get about 1/8 mile I have him by a couple car lengths (2-3) and by the time I hit 1/4 mile he has really fallen way back (about 6-8 car lengths).
With the better airflow in my car I have Alot more power in the high rpms. I finally got my cousin to race me in his 1996 Buick Riviera with the 240hp Series I SC'ed 3800 with only the K&N drop-in I gave him.
He really whooped me on the jump with his traction control on, but once I hit about 30 mph he stops pulling on me and I do actually start catching up to him. From 60-80 I actually inch ahead of him, but very slowly -that'* why I say "inching ahead".
Even before I did the intake and muffler I was pulling almost even against my friend in his identical (except he has the Series II 3800) 1995 SLE. At the time I had 175k and he had 178k. Currently we are both at 181K on the odometer. Now with the mods He has a little jump, but within about 150 feet I start pulling on him and by the time we get about 1/8 mile I have him by a couple car lengths (2-3) and by the time I hit 1/4 mile he has really fallen way back (about 6-8 car lengths).
With the better airflow in my car I have Alot more power in the high rpms. I finally got my cousin to race me in his 1996 Buick Riviera with the 240hp Series I SC'ed 3800 with only the K&N drop-in I gave him.
He really whooped me on the jump with his traction control on, but once I hit about 30 mph he stops pulling on me and I do actually start catching up to him. From 60-80 I actually inch ahead of him, but very slowly -that'* why I say "inching ahead".
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05-18-2003, 12:49 PM
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depends on the weather..sea level...your reaction to the tree...or stoplite...times differ..a guy with lotsa mods can be beat if the other guy has everything come together.....i have ran my Beast on test and tune day....damn..i have to put a rollbar in now if i what to run there again...rules rules rules sheeeeeeeeeez but since mine is just for "street" use ...nope..so i`ll just enjoy what i have and pull the 3.79 tranny out and put in the 2.69 tranny for "cruzin"
05-20-2003, 05:32 PM
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Originally Posted by STAGED
Back when my dad had the 1993 N/A Bonneville, I got a best of 16.281 at 82.11 mph all stock. Cool air, sea level.
05-20-2003, 05:43 PM
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I hit 15.7seconds in the 1/4 mile but that was before I had my Cold Air Duct inplace and I have noticed noticible power after 30mph from that I cruise now from 30-100 
05-20-2003, 09:57 PM
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Originally Posted by TiMSmo0th
Damn I want to run my car on the track, Im curious of what the 1/4 mile time would be.-hahaha I can just see the lo0ks on there faces!
a lot 
. When you eat a few cars up then the reaction is much more like this 
. It is so much fun.
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