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I have an Innovate Motorsports air/fuel recorder that activates off a short to ground momentary button like your setup. It's very sensitive to power interruptions. If I forget to shut the SD recorder off by hand and kill the engine it will dump all data from that run. Killing the engine at the stripe might be corrupting your data. Have you been able to get a readable file at idle in the shop?
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Todd-- look at the video --the launch RPM appears to be about 62-6300----- is that low ?? 1-2 shift was 72-7300 did she nose over or over rev the engine???-----2-3 shift is about 66-6700 is this too low???--------3-4 shift is again low in the 6600 range--- do you agree ??? Not sure what racepak is showing but the shift points are all over the place that might be what is giving you goofy ET's.---you have a fairly heavy car with a low HP engine and once you run out of gear going into high gear it just does not have enough power to recover and produce a real good ET.----Not being overly critical but the driver must aim for consistent shift points ---are your RPM shift points in the correct range not too high or not too low???---what is your finish line RPM it seems to be fairly low shouldn't it be in a higher range looks like low 6200-6300 range???--just my observations from the video----FED 387
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Just going off the online Wallace calculators.
Your ET / MPH computed from your vehicle weight of 3400 pounds and HP of 390 is 11.99 seconds and MPH of 112.73 MPH. That's optimistic IMHO....The car did go 12.0 something so its not far off.....Don't know the MPH on that 12.0 run......MPH indicates HP better than ET.... 11.99 x 112.73 =1351 and that is very high of a factor number for a limited cyl head type stocker...…..They are usually weak on MPH with fast ET's due to gearing. Your biggest ET gain is in the first part of the run with a Stocker... Just yesterday at Maple Grove some H/SA cars were running 11.0's......at about 116 we'll say......11.09 x 116.7 I think I saw....do the math...thats1294...…..Very fast ET......not a lot of MPH....not sure if that was flat down on it......maybe off one or two MPH's at most...…. A Low compression 350... I did not think the run sounded like the clutch was slipping badly at all.... RPM did not flair.....engine was weak and rpm did not climb.... Its been way to many years since I had a stick shift car. We had no rev limiters, just picked an RPM and held it there...... Most stick racers I watch put it to the mat on the first or second amber and on a chip...… She's doing a pretty good job and just needs more laps......and some tuning to get the most out of what's there....It's Way harder than driving an automatic.....
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If you have a trusted line lock or transbrake button to spare, wire it in place of the factory button to eliminate a failed switch as the issue.
If that still fails, wire a switch to the alternate contacts mentioned in the manual. It's possible the factory trigger circuit (blue button circuit) is faulty in the box. EDIT: BTW, that switch is a $13 part.
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FWIW,seeing you only made 1/8 mi. passes going by Wallace calc.your 1/8 et (7.27) and (93.50) mph says your 1/4 should be 11.55 at 115 which seems reasonable.That would be a big jump from Indy!...gsa612
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Here's the Waller 1/8 mile calculation, remember we only ran it just past the 1/8th. ![]()
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