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DRAGY TIMES

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#1 ·
Pretty quite in here…🤔
What’s your Dragy times for a stock ECU, stock ride height, Stock gearing, trail stud BOOST ?
2024 VR1 BOOST 137”’skid, 1.352” Cobra, 2 1.83” triggers per row in the center and 1.63s on the outside every 2nd row.
Jaws trail Silencer as well.
This is my best run but steady high 6:8s 6.90s
I can’t say for sure I ran the full 1/4 mile as I didn’t have it marked off.
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#2 ·
Pretty quite in here…🤔
What’s your Dragy times for a stock ECU, stock ride height, Stock gearing, trail stud BOOST ?
2024 VR1 BOOST 137”’skid, 1.352” Cobra, 2 1.83” triggers per row in the center and 1.63s on the outside every 2nd row.
Jaws trail Silencer as well.
This is my best run but steady high 6:8s 6.90s
I can’t say for sure I ran the full 1/4 mile as I didn’t have it marked off.
Looks like you let off just a tic before the 1/4 mile, you were probably down a mph because of that.
 
#12 · (Edited)
not fast but it’s coming along. I have no idea where it would be with traction on ice. Way faster than this . I’m shocked looking at my dragy runs how much traction can kill mph in a sled. Much different than car drag racing. Even getting partial traction I gained 5-7 mph in the 1/8 and 1/4

23 boost 129. 96 octane bcm tune with weights. Stock otherwise. 250 lb rider. 1.3 cobra. Uphill on a dirt road with 1-2 inches of snow. Hard underneath. I’ve got 165 1.63 angled triggers and I still wasn’t even partially hooking until after the 1/8. I wish I could because I think I could probably hit 120 in the 1/4 on a good surface. This was the only run I even managed to partially hook. On this run even past the 1/8 i could still feel it skating and hooking/jerking the bars in my hands.

is something wrong with my setup or is a hard dirt road a tough surface to hook on? I haven’t tried ice yet but it hooks pretty hard on hard pack trail. Starting to think penetration is difficult on frozen dirt? Also contemplating 1 inch track next year with even a bit more past the lug than I have now.


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#19 · (Edited)
It’s definitely not gravel. Frozen dirt with thin layer of frozen snow on it. To me it looks like it’s just too hard of a surface. That or I need more penetration. Idk. I haven’t messed with the suspension much

I did manage a 1.76 as my best 60. Running in the same spot I had chewed up with several attempts . But I still just lost traction again about 100 foot out and only ran a 7.1. 1/4 mile ended up even worse by the end. That’s how bad it spun long after launch . The one run I posted had decent mph i felt the sled fully hook for a bit after the 1/8 as it about pulled the bars out of my hands. But that run is still nowhere near what it should be / is capable of
 
#20 ·
Those times I posted above were on the lake with maybe 2” of snow.
I found a few times the same thing you were mentioning that it felt like it was slipping.
It’s prob that the trail studs will not hook as well as chisles on ice and actually break traction.
 
#22 · (Edited)
On vanilla ice ice. 20hp tune.
 

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#29 · (Edited)
When we post times and leave out all the details it not fair to the reader. The stuff done to this sled is way beyond what most think of. i spend 100 of hrs making titanium and billet aluminum stuff on the cnc. Well I should say my kid programs it and I run it lol. We make rods, piston etc etc. carbonfiber rails. Bearings that cost 200 bucks a piece in the drive systems. I’m retired professional race car engine builder and fab guy. My brother is a mechanical engineer with a phd the thermal dynamic. Worked for skidoo for 27ish yrs