Originally Posted by
bhvrdr
I ran 7.59 at 92.5mph in the 1/8 with a single pulley and unitronic on 93 octane and that ended up being an 11.88 at 114mph if that gives you a comparison. You're probably right there too. Thats pretty good for having a tiny bit of extra weight. I'd go back and do it alone and with no spare. I'm sure there is quite a bit more left in it for you. Are you optimized for dual pulley yet? Is your bypass staying shut?
Mike
Mike, you're also running without a DSG file, which hurts the B8.5 more than the B8 with our 6,300-6,500rpm shift points versus 6800-6900rpm on the B8's. I honestly think you'd hit a 93 octane stage II record with a DSG and run high 11.6x in those same conditions, and I hope this la Nina this year will bring on the negative DA's
(on a side note, I may be working with someone on a C7 A6 with an APR/dual-pulley/CW Pro set-up...stay tuned!)
O/P: A good measurement to gauge your 1/4mile based on the current timeslip is to take your 330' time and multiply it by 2.37 (will very depending on weather conditions, environmental factors such as wind speed, direction of wind, IAT's).
On 93 octane, I've usually gain 22.50-23.50mph in the last half of the 1/4 mile.
That will give you a rough estimate with your current set-up. You're current estimated trap speed is good (I'm estimating 115.64mph if a value of 23.50 is to be used since your temps would allow for good IAT's throughout the entire 1-4 gear runs) and shows potential with additional practice on a 93 octane file, having your wife cheer you from the stands, possibly run a DSG file for higher shift points, and work on that launch. All said and done, you may see 11.6-11.7@116-117mph (land that launch!), which is very good showing on 93-only octane. Well done and keep at it!
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