normal time?

[BoosTonian]

Quick question for the experienced dragsters out there (please no flaming)..my buddies and I went to the drag way last night (thought it'd be fun). Now I know the M3 isnt a drag car, but I was curious how normal of a time this is for a car with test pipes, axle back, Turner Stage II tune, afe intake and gts dct. tires were the stock michilin pilot sports 265s rear.

12.84 @ 112mph. 60ft was 1.97

[M3lbournE92]

I'm running about 12.6 @ 113 with basically same mods. Sounds like your cars running fine

[Killerfish2012]

Originally Posted by MThree_driver

Quick question for the experienced dragsters out there (please no flaming)..my buddies and I went to the drag way last night (thought it'd be fun). Now I know the M3 isnt a drag car, but I was curious how normal of a time this is for a car with test pipes, axle back, Turner Stage II tune, afe intake and gts dct. tires were the stock michilin pilot sports 265s rear.

12.84 @ 112mph. 60ft was 1.97

need more info. What was the outside temps during the run?

[BoosTonian]

Originally Posted by Killerfish2012

need more info. What was the outside temps during the run?

83 kind of humid. It was 88 on the way up (about an hour and a half drive) then cooled down a couple degrees..think it got down to 77 by the time we left, and still humid

[Killerfish2012]

Originally Posted by MThree_driver

83 kind of humid. It was 88 on the way up (about an hour and a half drive) then cooled down a couple degrees..think it got down to 77 by the time we left, and still humid

every 10 degrees is a tenth of a second, so with the same 60ft on a 60 degree day, you will be 2-3 tenths quicker, and 2-3 mph faster. Go in late september, or in october, for better times.

[BoosTonian]

Originally Posted by Killerfish2012

every 10 degrees is a tenth of a second, so with the same 60ft on a 60 degree day, you will be 2-3 tenths quicker, and 2-3 mph faster. Go in late september, or in october, for better times.

Good to know, I'll take a run in September next and post my times up

Would running a mix of 93/109 do anything for me? Not too familiar with the way 109 effects a n/a engine

[Killerfish2012]

Originally Posted by MThree_driver

Good to know, I'll take a run in September next and post my times up

Would running a mix of 93/109 do anything for me? Not too familiar with the way 109 effects a n/a engine

No it won't. Just leave it 93 octane.