13.592 with a 60' of 2.119

this was a stock run on really bad street tires .

If I maybe 1.8-1.9 im hoping I would get in somewhere from 13.1-13.3

oh yeah it was really hot when I ran I think its was like 80 and I drove a 1 1/2 hour to drive to the track also.

So my question is with a code 3 intake , new johnson pump , and LET ecu tune

I could get into the 12s maybe?

 

pulley and tune you should be in the 12s.....you will definitely need to upgrade your tires. intake would be beneficial.

what was your DA at the track? what was your trap speed?

 

if you can do a 1.8 1.9 you can expert12,800 with pulley ,ecu thats all a boat your launch from the dig

 

104.656

 

Do you have aftermarket wheels?

 

yeah authentic brabus rims

 

but the johnsson pump aint gono give you the faster times the issue is to seperent the coolent from the heat soak bay the min reservoir excuse for my poor englisch.sweden

 

Nice Brabus are one of my favs. some times aftermarket wheels can slow you down a bit pending on size and weight, but i'm sure you know that. what was the D/A when you raced? check out drag times they have a cool D/A calculator. and can correct your times. Any wheel spin?

 

Alright I went to drag times and got this

Density Altitude: 1864 feet
Relative Density: 94.66 %

Stock and Mildly Modified Naturally Aspirated Engines
13.303 @ 106.979 MPH

Extensively Modified Naturally Aspirated Engines
13.419 @ 106.132 MPH

Extensively Modified Supercharged and Turbocharged Engines
13.493 @ 105.429 MPH

Is this it?

 

yup that is it. a 13.4-13.5 at 105-ish is about exactly where a stock c32 should be running.

 

AKA "Boat Anchors"

Last I saw, the Brabus wheels are heavy as sh**

 

Yup! I have a set of 17" mono Vs just sitting in my garage. They weigh a ton.

As for the OP, doesn't matter what mods you do if you stay on your "really bad street tires" and can't hook up.

 

Dont worry I got new tires