How fast is the 4 port AT in the 1/4 mile?
How fast is the 4 port AT in the 1/4 mile?
Well I have an answer,, But this time is not on a stock 4 Port AT. It's on mine!
First off I'll give you all a run down of the mods done to my car.
Accessport! MM tune. Raised redline to 8250 rpm
BHR Yukon Coil kit
ZEX Nitrous Kit w/BHR throttle body spacer. 65 shot
AEM CAI
SR Motorsports catless midpipe
Mazdaspeed twin sport catback exhaust
Well it may not seem fast to all you 6 speed MT guy's but to me it was GREAT!
15.395 seconds in the quarter mile at 89.848 mph!!!
Which is .05 slower than Flashwings 6 Port 6 Speed MT. HA!
Let the flaming begin!
First off I'll give you all a run down of the mods done to my car.
Accessport! MM tune. Raised redline to 8250 rpm
BHR Yukon Coil kit
ZEX Nitrous Kit w/BHR throttle body spacer. 65 shot
AEM CAI
SR Motorsports catless midpipe
Mazdaspeed twin sport catback exhaust
Well it may not seem fast to all you 6 speed MT guy's but to me it was GREAT!
15.395 seconds in the quarter mile at 89.848 mph!!!
Which is .05 slower than Flashwings 6 Port 6 Speed MT. HA!
Let the flaming begin!
Last edited by Easy_E1; Oct 20, 2008 at 02:53 PM.
Thanks guy's. I still think I can improve upon that time too. It was a bit hot out, as in 93 degree's. And I know I need some new spark plugs for sure now. And a little more tuning of the Cobb AP wouldn't hurt.
As for the N2O, it comes on as soon as I hit max 67% on the Relative throttle Position reading on the AP Which is floored by the way. So the tires do a little spin and screech and she' of like a rocket. OK a small not very powerful rocket. But needless to say, how many 4 Ports can spin the tires from a dead stop!?
As for the N2O, it comes on as soon as I hit max 67% on the Relative throttle Position reading on the AP Which is floored by the way. So the tires do a little spin and screech and she' of like a rocket. OK a small not very powerful rocket. But needless to say, how many 4 Ports can spin the tires from a dead stop!?
And the last dyno I did while tuning with MM was a peak of 172hp at the rear tires. It was on a DynoPak. Look at my sig pic. That's a prior pull logged.
Flashwing has an MT. Subtract .05 from my time.
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15.395 is pretty quick stand still Automatic car. how did you take off Easy E1,
how do do low 15's with dead stop i don't understand lol like do you rev it at nitural then slam it to drive or something ?
you have a massive disadvantage if you have a auto since you can't rev the motor then start, well you can if you want to blow up your trans
how do do low 15's with dead stop i don't understand lol like do you rev it at nitural then slam it to drive or something ?
you have a massive disadvantage if you have a auto since you can't rev the motor then start, well you can if you want to blow up your trans
15.395 is pretty quick stand still Automatic car. how did you take off Easy E1,
how do do low 15's with dead stop i don't understand lol like do you rev it at nitural then slam it to drive or something ?
you have a massive disadvantage if you have a auto since you can't rev the motor then start, well you can if you want to blow up your trans
how do do low 15's with dead stop i don't understand lol like do you rev it at nitural then slam it to drive or something ?
you have a massive disadvantage if you have a auto since you can't rev the motor then start, well you can if you want to blow up your trans
WOW!!! thats awesome, its good to know that my AT is capable of running like that and considering i have the same/similar mods....except for nitrous
cause im waiting on those awesome coils!
cause im waiting on those awesome coils!
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Sorry Erick, my math might have been a little off. My best time was a 15.305 @ 92ish mph. That was much cooler weather...around 65 degrees in the middle of December.
Regardless, Erick's time is fantastic. The RX8's in Arizona have seen under 15 seconds but with a heavy clutch and lightweight flywheel. Otherwise low 15's are the norm for 6 ports in this area. The fact that he's right on top of us is amazing!
Trust me, Erick is plenty fast and a very good driver. He doesn't need 6port power to spank other rotary cars around on the track. I've been chasing his times for the better part of 8 months now.
The POINT is the degree of difference those mods have made in his car. Imagine the time improvements on a N/A 6 port motor...that's the real story.
Regardless, Erick's time is fantastic. The RX8's in Arizona have seen under 15 seconds but with a heavy clutch and lightweight flywheel. Otherwise low 15's are the norm for 6 ports in this area. The fact that he's right on top of us is amazing!
The POINT is the degree of difference those mods have made in his car. Imagine the time improvements on a N/A 6 port motor...that's the real story.
Sorry Erick, my math might have been a little off. My best time was a 15.305 @ 92ish mph. That was much cooler weather...around 65 degrees in the middle of December.
Regardless, Erick's time is fantastic. The RX8's in Arizona have seen under 15 seconds but with a heavy clutch and lightweight flywheel. Otherwise low 15's are the norm for 6 ports in this area. The fact that he's right on top of us is amazing!
Trust me, Erick is plenty fast and a very good driver. He doesn't need 6port power to spank other rotary cars around on the track. I've been chasing his times for the better part of 8 months now. The POINT is the degree of difference those mods have made in his car. Imagine the time improvements on a N/A 6 port motor...that's the real story.
Regardless, Erick's time is fantastic. The RX8's in Arizona have seen under 15 seconds but with a heavy clutch and lightweight flywheel. Otherwise low 15's are the norm for 6 ports in this area. The fact that he's right on top of us is amazing!
Trust me, Erick is plenty fast and a very good driver. He doesn't need 6port power to spank other rotary cars around on the track. I've been chasing his times for the better part of 8 months now. The POINT is the degree of difference those mods have made in his car. Imagine the time improvements on a N/A 6 port motor...that's the real story.
Thanks Todd!