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Topic: Advice needed: considering travelling to SAC Raceway from Orange County
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StockMotorHero
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Hi All,
I live Orange County and have an 86 LX coupe that I'm trying to go 12.999 on the stock motor with bolt-ons. I just can't get the DA that I need down here in Southern California. I drove 3 hours to Famoso Raceway (Bakersfield), but the DA was 1200' and I ran 13.080 @ 101.98. I backed it up with a 13.087 @ 101.98.
Would it be worth it to travel to SAC to get my timeslip? If I do, I will also be travelling with my fellow buddy who is attempting the same thing.
I am mostly wondering what the DA is at in SAC on a Saturday ...
The car has a full roadrace suspension on it, so it only hooks to the tune of 1.71 - 1.72. How is SAC hook?
Here is the car:
Here is the videos I have so far:
In-Car
Out-Car [ November 15, 2005, 09:13 PM: Message edited by: Yellow94GT ]
-------------------- 86LX Coupe - stock 93 motor throttle body to oil pan, T5, bolt-ons, slicks
12.96 @ 100.69, 1.75 60ft SAC best 60: 1.67 best mph: 102.77
Posts: 21 | From: orange county, ca | Registered: Nov 2005
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bunchmyfunky
CAFords Drag Racing Mod
Member # 360
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take some weight out of the car and try again. It will be way cheaper then driving to SAC.
Posts: 2433 | From: Vacaville | Registered: Jul 2001
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Yellow94GT
Mr. 60 FT
Member # 431
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quote: Originally posted by StockMotorHero: Hi All,
I live Orange County and have an 86 LX coupe that I'm trying to go 12.999 on the stock motor with bolt-ons. I just can't get the DA that I need down here in Southern California. I drove 3 hours to Famoso Raceway (Bakersfield), but the DA was 1200' and I ran 13.080 @ 101.98. I backed it up with a 13.087 @ 101.98.
Would it be worth it to travel to SAC to get my timeslip? If I do, I will also be travelling with my fellow buddy who is attempting the same thing.
I am mostly wondering what the DA is at in SAC on a Saturday ...
The car has a full roadrace suspension on it, so it only hooks to the tune of 1.71 - 1.72. How is SAC hook?
Here is the car:
Here is the videos I have so far:
In-Car
Out-Car
I think a trip to Sac would be worth your while. Last week the corrected altitude was around 400-500 ft I believe which isn't really that great around here. If you are going to make the trip I would hold off a little while and wait for the weather to get even colder. On a nice cool Jan/Feb morning I'm sure you'll squeek out the times your looking for
And on top of this, it is just fun to race a different track every now and then [ November 15, 2005, 09:16 PM: Message edited by: Yellow94GT ]
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1994 GT Bucket that will likely never run 1999 SLOLEEN Twin Turbo Coyote 2008 F250 580 RWHP 1129 RWTQ
Posts: 5990 | From: Cameron Park, Ca | Registered: Sep 2001
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Yellow94GT
Mr. 60 FT
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[ November 15, 2005, 09:15 PM: Message edited by: Yellow94GT ]
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1994 GT Bucket that will likely never run 1999 SLOLEEN Twin Turbo Coyote 2008 F250 580 RWHP 1129 RWTQ
Posts: 5990 | From: Cameron Park, Ca | Registered: Sep 2001
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StockMotorHero
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Member # 6171
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What is the coldest month for SAC?
-------------------- 86LX Coupe - stock 93 motor throttle body to oil pan, T5, bolt-ons, slicks
12.96 @ 100.69, 1.75 60ft SAC best 60: 1.67 best mph: 102.77
Posts: 21 | From: orange county, ca | Registered: Nov 2005
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SF Coupe
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Nice times for the MPH, what gear are you running, any weight reduction?
Jan and Feb are the coldest months up here. [ November 18, 2005, 08:15 PM: Message edited by: SF Coupe ]
Posts: 1082 | From: SF | Registered: Sep 2002
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Team SOLO
Chevy Powered Stang
Member # 722
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If you are all about getting the fastest time possible, come to Sac anytime between now and February. The weather will be cool and the Saturday crew does a hell of a good job prepping the track compared to the Friday night TNT crew.
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Posts: 3887 | From: Santa Clara | Registered: Jan 2002
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