I have recently put a TH350 and a 3500 stall in my car. I also switched to 28X13.5X15 MT-ET Streets. Here is what it ran on my G-tech Comp Pro.
60ft. 1.987
330ft. 5.138
1/8th 7.762 @ 95.66mph
1000ft. 10.028
1/4 11.956 @ 115.04
0-60 mph 4.048
60ft. 1.987
330ft. 5.138
1/8th 7.762 @ 95.66mph
1000ft. 10.028
1/4 11.956 @ 115.04
0-60 mph 4.048
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Originally posted by onyxdawg
I have recently put a TH350 and a 3500 stall in my car. I also switched to 28X13.5X15 MT-ET Streets. Here is what it ran on my G-tech Comp Pro.
60ft. 1.987
330ft. 5.138
1/8th 7.762 @ 95.66mph
1000ft. 10.028
1/4 11.956 @ 115.04
0-60 mph 4.048
That is an aweful 60 foot on those kind of tires with that kind of converter (with that kind of torque Originally posted by onyxdawg
I have recently put a TH350 and a 3500 stall in my car. I also switched to 28X13.5X15 MT-ET Streets. Here is what it ran on my G-tech Comp Pro.
60ft. 1.987
330ft. 5.138
1/8th 7.762 @ 95.66mph
1000ft. 10.028
1/4 11.956 @ 115.04
0-60 mph 4.048
). Did you have problems hooking up? Realize that the street is not prepped like the track is. With that in mind, a 1.7 or 1.6 60 foot would put you down in the 11.4-11.5 range
.I was kinda thinking the same thing. I did spin a bit even leaving at about half throttle. I had 20psi in them and it is quite cool here today. On a nicely prepped track and about 16psi in the tires I think the 60 ft would improve a fair bit as well.
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I'd try about 18 psi in those tires. Do a burnout on them, and do your best to back up in your own tracks, I also think your 60ft times should be better. I have a guestion? In my opinion the mph. on the gtechs is high for the E.T. What do you guy's think?
G-tech mph is always high. It gives the actual mph at the 1/4 mile mark. A drag strip goes you a calculated mph after breaking 2 timing beams at the finish line. The time it takes between each beam creates a factored finish line mph.


