Me At the 1320
 

These are a couple of passes from a few months ago. The first run was on a 100 shot. Then I changed out the jets and lined up with the 150's or the first time. 60' suffered on the 150 shot because the converter opened up real bad.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VfeJUK5ugEg

SICK!!!!

Jeez that thing moves out! What is your setup? Love the WS6 Formula look too, sometimes that hood doesn't look right on a Formula but it looks perfect on this car.

Sweet runs!

Thanks for the compliments, guys. A lot of blood and sweat has gone into the car.

Here's the setup and my best times N/A and on nitrous are in my sig:


Front and rear bumper delete
SLP cold air kit
Modified airbox and hood
Stock bellow, throttle body, and intake
36lbs injectors
Stock ported heads (flow 392 CFM's)
Lunati custom grind (226/234 554/574 112 LSA)
Hooker LT headers and ORY.
Borla XR1 bullet muffler (dumped off the Y-Pipe)
NGK TR7 plugs
TNT F1 nitrous kit
HSW timing/fuel controller
MSD window switch
Fully built 4L60E transmission (Jr. Built)
Yank PT4000 converter (switching to a 4400 PI soon)
Moser 12-Bolt
Moser 33 spline axles
Moser 3.73 gears
Hoosier QTP 28 "slicks"
Prostars all the way around (bent a front runner though. :-(
Spohn adjustable torque arm
Spohn LCA's
Wolfe 6-point roll bar

Or the short list: Heads/cam and nitrous! haha

My 4.30 gears just came in the other day and will be going in the car this week as well as a little more fine tuning and a little weight reduction. Shooting for 10's on motor with a stock bottom end 346, N/A. Wanted to do it full weight but 11.35 was the best I could muster. And yes, I drive it to and from work about 4 or 5 times a month. Still got A/C, radio, and full interior.

Still a stock LS1 intake? That seems like a good candidate for upgrading.

Is that PT4000 manageable for street driving? From what I've read it's geared mainly towards track use.

sick!...the pt4000 is what i planned on goin with unless i have him custom build me something..from what ive heard and what ive seen it def seems managable for street driving..called yank up told him what i have done to the car and that it was a daily driver and he said def go with the pt4000. The PT series are more efficient for the 1/4 unlike the SS series which are geared more to 1/8th mile. So basically with an LS1 which peak power is up in the high rpms the PT series is def the way to go. Which is why its prob seen as more as a track converter...After i put my gears in, out of curiousity i checked out some vids on youtube with people driving around with my set up with that converter and the driveability seemed fine and made me want it even more lol but i think it all depends what u want to do with the car.

Actually, the intake is an LS6 that I took off a buddies wrecked 2002 Trans Am. Stock for him but an upgrade for mine. The converter works fine for me. Streetability is all relative. Some people won't go with anything bigger than a 3000 cause they think it's not very street friendly. For me, I put up with gears that sound like I have a coyote in the back seat.

The car doesn't overheat or anything and my transmission temp runs just fine with my trans cooler+fan. The nights I drive her to the track, I'm running the A/C all 40 minutes of the drive. The only difference in my driving habbits with the Bird vs my Hummer is I take it slow through dips and bumps and turns since I usually roll with skinnies up front.

I don't have any other pics of my interior but you can tell from this one when I was fitting the roll bar that it's full interior. If I get an 11.0X, I'll take out the seats to see if that'll net me a 10 second time slip on motor.

http://i34.photobucket.com/albums/d1...051509_001.jpg

I'm not gonna B.S. you. The PT4000 is a loose converter and takes some throttle to get it rolling from light to light but you will definitely feel it when you launch that thing at the track. Personally, I prefer PI converters but the guy I traded trannies with had the PT4000 so I just bolted it in. Once it goes out, which it will soon since I'll now be locking it up at top end, I'm going with the Precision Industries Vigilante multi-disc.