Four wheel drive not really my thing though.
1/4 mile is fun though!
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what mods have you done to your sport fella?v8chevette wrote:My 325i sport has run 15.5 @ 87mph at York raceway.
Currently 8th in the NSCC (National Street Car Challenge) see link.
http://www.jsm-net.demon.co.uk/nscc/html/results.html
Up againsed some tough opposition, try a 7ltr Ford 100e with 600bhp

It's got a Zone chip and a K&N Induction kit.what mods have you done to your sport fella?

that's the same as my best time!v8chevette wrote:My 325i sport has run 15.5 @ 87mph at York raceway.
Currently 8th in the NSCC (National Street Car Challenge) see link.
http://www.jsm-net.demon.co.uk/nscc/html/results.html
Up againsed some tough opposition, try a 7ltr Ford 100e with 600bhp


It only takes a slight difference in a gear change to ruin your times.hopefully a bit of practice and not being used to a shogun would help get into the 14's next time...? my three runs were 15.5, 16.2, 16.8 so ther's a lot of driver variables in there and i freely admit i was driving it like a tw4t as i'm not used to it, having only done about 3 miles in the last 4 months!

i think hitting the rev limiter a few times didn't help! also running on stale 95 octane cheapo fuel can't have done it any favours... ok so i'm struggling for excuses!v8chevette wrote:It only takes a slight difference in a gear change to ruin your times.
I just let the bugger rev and hold on.
Tesco 99 octain fuel also helps


Try droppig your rear tyre pressure to around 19-20 psi it will give you more grip off the line, but remember to iflate them again befor you drive home.i think hitting the rev limiter a few times didn't help! also running on stale 95 octane cheapo fuel can't have done it any favours... ok so i'm struggling for excuses!


.I was launching at 1.5k rpm, releasing the clutch quickly and nailing the throttle, rev to 6k in 1 + 2, 5.5k in 3 and let 4 run till the line

