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Dixie Design Mon, February 16th, 2009 05:26 PM

Getting an Accurate 0-60
 
So I've been wanting to try and get an accurate 0-60 reading with my new Gryphon. Tried a couple times today but couldn't get a good reading. You see, Bill's done tuned my truck to be so horsey that I can't mash the gas without significant tire spin! Ran 0-60 in 8.86 seconds with some serious with tire spin, damn near got the truck crooked. Tried it again immediately after, thinking my tires would be hot now and stick. 8 seconds flat, but still spun them.

Think it's my All Terrain's just not getting a good grip on pavement?

Jackpine Mon, February 16th, 2009 05:48 PM

AT's are not designed for good grip on dry, smooth pavement. You really need racing slicks, but then you couldn't drive in the rain. :shrug:

- Jack

twintips_17 Mon, February 16th, 2009 05:50 PM

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Originally Posted by Dixie Design (Post 3849)
So I've been wanting to try and get an accurate 0-60 reading with my new Gryphon. Tried a couple times today but couldn't get a good reading. You see, Bill's done tuned my truck to be so horsey that I can't mash the gas without significant tire spin! Ran 0-60 in 8.86 seconds with some serious with tire spin, damn near got the truck crooked. Tried it again immediately after, thinking my tires would be hot now and stick. 8 seconds flat, but still spun them.

Think it's my All Terrain's just not getting a good grip on pavement?

Do you have an open diff???.... Are you putting it in nuetral and giving it gas then sliding it to drive??? What gears do you have????....

I have a 5.4 and have yet to get custom tunes but when i have my stock tires size on (same as yours) i cant get the tires to come out from a dead stop at all. And i have a bigger engine with a little more power.

If yours can do that on custom.... then i cant wait to get mine....:woot:

Chris74 Mon, February 16th, 2009 07:34 PM

Wow - I don't have that problem at all???? and I have a 5.4 with similar mods as you. My truck will squeel the tires a few turns.......but for the most part, it hooks pretty good and goes. I'm running stock 18" tires and have 3.73's limited slip.

twintips_17 Mon, February 16th, 2009 07:59 PM

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Originally Posted by Chris74 (Post 3865)
Wow - I don't have that problem at all???? and I have a 5.4 with similar mods as you. My truck will squeel the tires a few turns.......but for the most part, it hooks pretty good and goes. I'm running stock 18" tires and have 3.73's limited slip.

I have 3.55's and i can light them up around a turn but cant come close burning them on a straight shot.

When i had my stick and 4.6 i could light them up all day. Maybe he has a stick:hehe:

Dixie Design Mon, February 16th, 2009 09:04 PM

I've got the 4.6L with the 3.55 rear end and an automatic tranny. I'm telling you this baby will LIGHT UP those all terrains if I stomp the gas. I'm not revving in neutral or anything like that, just coming to a complete stop with the truck in drive, pulling up the 0-60 on my :gryphon: (checking for the law one more time) then stomping it :explosion:. Won't be trying it again anytime soon, tires are too :censored3: expensive.

Chris74 Mon, February 16th, 2009 09:06 PM

maybe he has a 3.73 but open diff in a 2wd..........and his tires are really, really bald?:nx:

Dixie Design Mon, February 16th, 2009 09:40 PM

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Originally Posted by Chris74 (Post 3876)
maybe he has a 3.73 but open diff in a 2wd..........and his tires are really, really bald?:nx:

:lol: dude, I just said I have 3.55's with All Terrains, about 4,000 miles on my tires. Nowhere near bald :)

twintips_17 Mon, February 16th, 2009 10:20 PM

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Originally Posted by Dixie Design (Post 3880)
:lol: dude, I just said I have 3.55's with All Terrains, about 4,000 miles on my tires. Nowhere near bald :)

Well then i wouldn't complain. I wish i coulde burn them. Are your running custom tunes???

Dixie Design Mon, February 16th, 2009 10:45 PM

lol, yeah I'm running custom tunes, went up and visited bill for live tune couple weeks ago, have an 87 octane performance tune loaded right now.

twintips_17 Mon, February 16th, 2009 11:13 PM

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Originally Posted by Dixie Design (Post 3892)
lol, yeah I'm running custom tunes, went up and visited bill for live tune couple weeks ago, have an 87 octane performance tune loaded right now.

And your running an it at 87 octane? WOW .... I cant wait.

Chris74 Tue, February 17th, 2009 07:44 AM

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Originally Posted by Dixie Design (Post 3880)
:lol: dude, I just said I have 3.55's with All Terrains, about 4,000 miles on my tires. Nowhere near bald :)

yeah, I see that now...........I think we were both typing a comment at the same time and you crossed me up :hehe:

drug delivery Tue, February 24th, 2009 08:10 PM

With just the Tranny tune I've pulled off a 7.13 second 0-60. That's with a 1000 rpm launch. Much more than 1100-1200 and the tires will spin. I have the 3.73 gears running stock 18" 265/60s. The truck is rated from the factory at 8.9 seconds so that's a huge jump, and that's not even with the custom tune I'm waiting for.

I hope the time is accurate but I have to wonder. The first 1/4 mile time I recorded showed a 60 foot time of 1.8xx seconds. I can't even do that in my Corvette. While I would be ecstatic if my truck could do that I think it's impossible in its current state so it must have been a glitch. The best I've seen since then is about 2.3xx, which more of what I would expect.

Anyway, the tune has improved the truck drastically.


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