View Full Version : Time to work on my setup
egbertnr
09-22-2009, 01:43 PM
So I will be working on a good setup for my 89 notch this offseason. Anyone have any pointers.....
Its a 306ci turbo car, I was told the car made 670rwhp with an open dp and 16psi, not sure where I want the power to be but I just want the car to hook up better then it did this past weekend!
cobra429boss
09-22-2009, 01:52 PM
if thats a stock block crank it down before you split the block def take it to one of the local shops and have it tuned, and set around 550 thats still pushin it tho. adam at cincy speed is really good with turbo cars i hear
egbertnr
09-22-2009, 04:36 PM
Its actually as pretty badass motor, its a boss block from FRPP, and Sonny Bryant Crankshaft so I think it can handle the power....just need to find where I want it to be and get the suspension setup to handle it.
5.0calypso93lx
09-22-2009, 05:06 PM
So how did you do on the prostarts and sticky(er) tires? I saw you melt off the Nitto's to about the 1/8th mile(badass btw :lol:).
Looked to me like it was one wheel peeling though?
I haven't got to use it yet, but the Team Z suspension pieces are really nice. I can comment on the fitment which was awesome, and have heard nothing but good things from the people who are using it.
egbertnr
09-22-2009, 06:13 PM
I was a little confused by the one wheel spin myself.....
The other tires were not much better, Spun real bad in first and basically pedaled the rest of the way....
egbertnr
09-25-2009, 01:25 PM
http://i207.photobucket.com/albums/bb175/egbertnr/th_89mustangfirstpass-1.jpg (http://s207.photobucket.com/albums/bb175/egbertnr/?action=view¤t=89mustangfirstpass-1.flv)
My long burnout....
Any idea on springs???
How much weight does a tubular k-member really save? I have heard 75lbs, and as little as 15lbs.....Too much work for 15lbs...
347sc
09-25-2009, 01:30 PM
How much weight does a tubular k-member really save? I have heard 75lbs, and as little as 15lbs.....Too much work for 15lbs...
The space you free up and the weight savings are well worth it especially on a turbo car. Its way more then 15lbs.lol
5.0calypso93lx
09-25-2009, 02:50 PM
http://i207.photobucket.com/albums/bb175/egbertnr/th_89mustangfirstpass-1.jpg (http://s207.photobucket.com/albums/bb175/egbertnr/?action=view¤t=89mustangfirstpass-1.flv)
My long burnout....
Any idea on springs???
How much weight does a tubular k-member really save? I have heard 75lbs, and as little as 15lbs.....Too much work for 15lbs...
Depends on which k member. For example, the MM doesn't weigh much less than stock, whereas my Team Z is considerably lighter than the stock piece.
Like Bo said though, even if they weighed the same, I'd still get one just for clearance and the room to work on the car easier.
egbertnr
09-25-2009, 08:32 PM
Any reviews on the team Z vs the UPR setup?
k062693w
09-25-2009, 08:44 PM
Go with the TeamZ !!!
5.0calypso93lx
09-25-2009, 10:43 PM
Any reviews on the team Z vs the UPR setup?
I can't really comment on any but a Team Z as that's what I have, but I believe UPR bought someone else's jig's to make their k members so it's not even their design. At least that was a while ago, they might have their own design now. I also know a bunch of NMRA cars run UPR stuff currently, so who knows?
I picked Team Z because they are close (MI) and Dave offers great customer service.
bbfstanger
09-25-2009, 11:16 PM
i just bought a teamZ good quality and fit perfect,ive had an older aje and it was nice too,but now i dont care for they're new style mounts.
pa racing ranks up there with the teamz stuff too.
lastly id go upr if i couldnt get any of the other ones.
just my .02
Goober
09-26-2009, 01:37 AM
How big was the pucker mark in the seat when it broke the tires loose at the 1/8th?
egbertnr
09-26-2009, 02:12 PM
well considering it didnt have traction from the line by the 1/8 mile he was jus getting used to it! I couldnt drive it bc my arm is in a cast....that sucks! but i got some time to work on it and be ready for next season...
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