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Old 07-13-2007, 08:56 PM   #1 (permalink)
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ahhh, the cool air like da hemi...

so its 58 degrees out...made up a reason to go "out"....don't need the GSM fan mod tonight...


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Old 07-14-2007, 12:49 AM   #2 (permalink)
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so its 58 degrees out...made up a reason to go "out"....don't need the GSM fan mod tonight...
Let's see...fan/torque mod, cool weather...sounds like someone is getting ready for the track?
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Let's see...fan/torque mod, cool weather...sounds like someone is getting ready for the track?

yes...got to try it soon. This car actually feels like it is getting stronger..if thats posible.
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yes...got to try it soon. This car actually feels like it is getting stronger..if thats possible.
I thought I might beat you to it. I've finally got the new engine broken in so it's play time for me! It's raining like a cow pissing on a flat rock right now, so maybe tomorrow. Does that Dashhawk give you 60' times? If it does I would be interested in what you are getting? I'm very excited to see what the new stall speed does to my 60' times and how well it plays with the PCM/TCM(HAL) on my AWD. Even with the GSM torque/fan mod when the stock converter locked (as in power braking) HAL seemed to take his sweet time in deciding to let the brakes go and put power to the wheels again. I could actually get a better launch just stabbing the throttle. If HAL wakes up based on torque (which he should) and not on RPM (which I sure hope he doesn't) I should crouch under brake and jump on launch with the new stall speed.(fingers crossed). How does your 2WD act with the new stall speed?

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I thought I might beat you to it. I've finally got the new engine broken in so it's play time for me! It's raining like a cow pissing on a flat rock right now, so maybe tomorrow. Does that Dashhawk give you 60' times? If it does I would be interested in what you are getting? I'm very excited to see what the new stall speed does to my 60' times and how well it plays with the PCM/TCM(HAL) on my AWD. Even with the GSM torque/fan mod when the stock converter locked (as in power braking) HAL seemed to take his sweet time in deciding to let the brakes go and put power to the wheels again. I could actually get a better launch just stabbing the throttle. If HAL wakes up based on torque (which he should) and not on RPM (which sure hope he doesn't) I should crouch under brake and jump on launch with the new stall speed.(fingers crossed). How does your 2WD act with the new stall speed?
The Dashhawk does mesure 60' times. look at bottom..



I get my best launches (60' ft times have improved since I learned how to launch with out spin) in just the way you describe. I load the rpms to 1200-1500..but when I launch I roll into it and not just mash it. Same with 0-60 runs. And remember..I have not installed the GSM mod yet..I launch with ESP turned off, and I actually think it works great.
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