50 psi, stock bottom end, hyundai scoupe
09-12-2004, 08:09 PM
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Re: 50 psi, stock bottom end, hyundai scoupe
I misshifted, after misshifting only ran the car up to about 5500rpm out of 7300, ran a 2.4 60', am running 12lb, 443whp but probably more liek 420 that day (heat and only 110octane) and i hit a 13.8 @109.. My car should run 11s or extremely low 12s.
I wouldnt doubt it, FWD on street tires at the track..thats a recipe for 15's.. although 111mph isnt very high..12s
I wouldnt doubt it, FWD on street tires at the track..thats a recipe for 15's.. although 111mph isnt very high..12s
09-12-2004, 09:06 PM
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Re: 50 psi, stock bottom end, hyundai scoupe
Originally Posted by flo w fx
I misshifted, after misshifting only ran the car up to about 5500rpm out of 7300, ran a 2.4 60', am running 12lb, 443whp but probably more liek 420 that day (heat and only 110octane) and i hit a 13.8 @109.. My car should run 11s or extremely low 12s.
I wouldnt doubt it, FWD on street tires at the track..thats a recipe for 15's.. although 111mph isnt very high..12s
I wouldnt doubt it, FWD on street tires at the track..thats a recipe for 15's.. although 111mph isnt very high..12s
111 is a low 12 w/ traction... who are you quoting?
09-12-2004, 09:41 PM
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Re: 50 psi, stock bottom end, hyundai scoupe
Originally Posted by HighPSI TSi Guy
111 is a low 12 w/ traction... who are you quoting?
09-13-2004, 02:22 PM
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Re: 50 psi, stock bottom end, hyundai scoupe
Originally Posted by flo w fx
noone, was just pointing out that his mph was nice for a 13.. and that its FWD so i dont expect it to run 12s on streets
I heard people saying its was 9 second car with slicks though.
and yes I believe he had drag radials (dot approved street tires)
09-15-2004, 03:55 AM
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Re: 50 psi, stock bottom end, hyundai scoupe
yeah, but its with some block work. most have steel head gaskets, head studs (larger then the stock 5/8"+ ones) and not too much else. of course, anything that the head bolts torque to 548 ft lbs is fun to work on anyhow... (855 Big cam Cummins for one...if i recall, a DDECIII series 60 is about 600ft lbs too.)
