Hi all,
I'm going to run a spreadsheet on my google drive and link it to this original post. If you want yours submitted, please submit it in the following format below. I figured instead of digging into the 1/4 mile thread and then digging into each dragtime, this method would be easier for me to load onto the spreadsheet.
Include the following in this order:
Member name: Loe
Model: B8.5 S5
Tran: DSG
TCU Tune: GIAC
ECU Tune: GIAC
Stage: 2
File: Race
Fuel: 93/E85
S/C pulley + size: AWE 57.55mm
Crank Pulley + size: JHM 179mm
Pulley Ratio: 3.110 (take your crank pulley and divide it by your s/c pulley)
D/A: 662
Date: 04/09/2016
Timeslip: http://www.audizine.com/gallery/data...ctane_RACE.JPG
60ft: 1.xxc
330ft: 4.xxx
1/8 et: 7.xxx
1/8 mph: 97.xx
1000ft: 9.xxx
1/4 et: 11.xxx
1/4 mph: 122.xxx
Here is where you can find your pulley sizes (thank you AZ member whiped) ---> **OFFICIAL** Life Beyond Stage II the higher pulley ratio development thread
**Your Timeslip must be IHRA/NHRA cert track only (or possibly any other cert track internationally to not exclude others?) in order to be placed on the list, and it must also be the full slip showing the track, date, and time**
I want to keep the list simple (For example, I only loaded my fastest time with a dual pulley, and also my fastest time for a single pulley).
Here is an example of the list, there will be pretty colors added once published on a shared google file. I'll update the times as much as I can, more than likely almost daily in the beginning and then eventually as needed (more than likely weekly) once the database becomes bigger.
**EDITED** here is a nice density altitude calculator, as well as being able to select your track, specific date, as well as a timeframe and it will automatically load the information to calculate density altitude --- > DENSITY ALTITUDE CALCULATOR
Here is a nice live density altitude tracker which also allows you to look at forecast data, you select your track underneath your state --- > LIVE DENSITY ALTITUDE
Here is a nice conversion you can use to calculate how well you would run in "0" ft. D/A --- > Calculator/Conversion for a near 0 ft. density altitude run
***KEEP IN MIND THAT NOT ALL D/A's ARE CREATED EQUAL***
****Here is the link to the database to view****
Audi "3.0t" 1/4 Mile spreadsheet
Positive vendor/tuner comments are welcomed, unless they are 100% biased towards only one tune, otherwise start your own "pat yourself on the back" thread please
LINK TO THE OLD 1/4 mile thread here - - - > CLICK ME
**If you need or want this updated, please PM me if it hasn't been instead of putting up a thread reply. Signed, your neighborhood moderator...**
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