Unimpressive KLZE mx-3 track times?

[Nd4SpdSe]

i only managed a 15.5x at i think 89-something miles an hour. I rev to 7300rpm's through all gears, well, 1 through 4

1320?

[Sean Mandell]

Originally posted by Nd4SpdSe:
i only managed a 15.5x at i think 89-something miles an hour. I rev to 7300rpm's through all gears, well, 1 through 4

1320?

Like I said before that your trap times are too low for a ze. you should be at least in the mid 90's.

[Sean Mandell]

Originally posted by thebonestockkid:

Originally posted by BucktownMx3:

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[Sean Mandell]

Originally posted by mx3man83:

Originally posted by aaron the hic:

Originally posted by mx3man83:
[qb]

Dang I'm not saying anybody is slow I'm just wondering what kind of factors are causing these klze times to be slower than others. Of course many factors come into play when at the strip, I'm just wondering what everybody has, which may explain the not so great times. Chill. This is not to critisize, which i havent done anyway, its to learn.

Get a true straight neck ZE as I am sure that some people are running the 170hp curved neck kl03 and think it is a ze.

[mx3nut]

You wont be dissapointed with the ZE...i run consistent 14.6s 14.7s....i have CAI and ZE ECU...bad tired stock clutch bad suspension and full interior with a system...

[killerpickle]

I dont know, but drag racing isn't so much to do with the car, more the driver. If you have 5 people race 5 brand new cars, lets pick a hard one to drive...the honda s2000 (with its low torque) and see the difference in times. Everything from how fast you shift, to how much rpms you drop the clutch at, to how much you ride the clutch while shifting, whether you power shift the first couple of gears, whether you take your engine to just before fuel cutoff. There are so many factors. On the other side - if you take 5 automatic corvette zr1s the times will be identical. anyway, I really dont see how anyone could be dissapointed with the klze swap. The engine is amazing. anyhoo...