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Yeah, weather definitely plays a major factor. 50' is almost ideal.
Good to know the g37 can handle a 350z nismo VQHR. The 370z will be a different story, lol.
Did you run 1/4 tank, 93 octane? Shift before or on redline? Deflated tires?
Heh, sorry about all the questions there isn't much info on the g37 drag racing here.
Nice vid's btw...
I had about 1/4 tank with 93 octane. I shift at 7800 right where the cut-off is. I didn't deflate my tires and didn't do a burn-out I just drove around the puddle.
On my 1st run I did burn-out but put my clutch pedal almost to the floor. I thought I burnt my clutch coz as soon as I took off the line, I was just bouncing my rpm on the rev limiter. I went around and did it again and it worked ok. Dunno why?????
I had about 1/4 tank with 93 octane. I shift at 7800 right where the cut-off is. I didn't deflate my tires and didn't do a burn-out I just drove around the puddle.
On my 1st run I did burn-out but put my clutch pedal almost to the floor. I thought I burnt my clutch coz as soon as I took off the line, I was just bouncing my rpm on the rev limiter. I went around and did it again and it worked ok. Dunno why?????
Thanks for the info...
Seems like Seer's 12.9xx run with DR's sounds promising. His track conditions must have been optimal.
I'm pretty sure if you deflate your tires you would shave off a .1-.2.
Although overweight, the G37 has some drag racing potential.