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Re: Timeslip 2: Datsun 1200 at the 1/4 mile drags
estyre
Posted on: 2012/6/12 3:36
yea mine wasnt too bad for tramping ,main problem was the spark wasnt strong enough up highand it ran out of legs
the first run i did for the night was 16ish seonds then the second run i got into the 15s ,it went down hill from there and the stock coil couldnt keep up ,wouldnt go any more than 120km in top gear woulod like to take it back down the strip with the msd ignition and and better tyres ,wheelspin was a big problem too even with a locker
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Re: Timeslip 2: Datsun 1200 at the 1/4 mile drags
ddgonzal
Posted on: 2012/6/11 5:59
It is stock, with stock carburetor but with big extractors and 2.5 inch exhaust.
Funny combination The biggest problem is big wheel tramp. I basically lost a second on every run just taking off.
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Re: Timeslip 2: Datsun 1200 at the 1/4 mile drags
estyre
Posted on: 2012/6/11 5:41
what the a12 got done to it dd? is it stock ?
my little ute did a 15.9 with a worked a15 and i was pretty happy yours looks a million times better than mine though !
#4
Re: Timeslip 2: Datsun 1200 at the 1/4 mile drags
Posted on: 2012/6/11 1:52
So 800kms to do 1/4 miles.... Looks like a nice night
#3
Re: Timeslip 2: Datsun 1200 at the 1/4 mile drags
ddgonzal
Posted on: 2012/6/11 1:33
Tough crowd. The slowest car may have been this stripped Toyoda B-box but it was still plenty fast. Raced it twice, it did 16.5s.
![]() This is where you pick up the timeslips after going down the track ![]() Raced this V8 Vega, of course it was much faster than mine. But he blew coolant out, and had to tow it away. I hopped in my 1200 and drove it 400 kms at 4500 RPM all the way home.
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Timeslip 2: Datsun 1200 at the 1/4 mile drags
ddgonzal
Posted on: 2012/6/11 1:25
Back in 2007, my A12 sedan went down the 1/4 mile.
Yesteday, same engine powered my ute down the same track. 2007: 19.887 @ 65.18 mph with 3.90 diff 2012: 19.951 @ 66.33 mph with 4.11 diff Engine: 1171 cc Gearbox: standard 4-speed Tires: Yokohama 165/55R12 The long box ute weighs a bit more, plus FULL fuel tank and spare H165 diff. And engine with 5 more years of wear. Still equaled it. ![]() You can view topic.
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