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Old 01-24-2009, 08:53 PM   #1
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First time to test 1 Bad ZR1's mildyl modded 2009 ZR1. It was about 50 deg. and we had a cool tail wind. Great for mph for bad for traction and ET. Made about 10 passes but could not crack a 10 as it was just too cold.

Best ET was 11.03 with a 2.02 60 ft.

Best trap speed was 137.8 mph. Also made another run of 137.5 mph and a lot of 135-136 mph runs.

Time slips are here:

http://www.hennesseyperformance.com/...?cart=UJmZWPOy

Videos should be posted on Monday.

This car has a pulley, tune, headers, mid pipes and stock rear section exhaust. It made 581 rw hp and 599 rw tq. The car feels much faster than its dyno numbers would indicate.

The ZR1 is truly a beast. While our ET's are not much better than some stock ZR1's, the trap speeds are definately there.

Enjoy the fact that the ZR1 is truly a marvel of automotive performance!

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What about trying it with a set of drag radials?
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First time to test 1 Bad ZR1's mildyl modded 2009 ZR1. It was about 50 deg. and we had a cool tail wind. Great for mph for bad for traction and ET. Made about 10 passes but could not crack a 10 as it was just too cold.

Best ET was 11.03 with a 2.02 60 ft.

Best trap speed was 137.8 mph. Also made another run of 137.5 mph and a lot of 135-136 mph runs.

Time slips are here:

http://www.hennesseyperformance.com/...?cart=UJmZWPOy

Videos should be posted on Monday.

This car has a pulley, tune, headers, mid pipes and stock rear section exhaust. It made 581 rw hp and 599 rw tq. The car feels much faster than its dyno numbers would indicate.

The ZR1 is truly a beast. While our ET's are not much better than some stock ZR1's, the trap speeds are definately there.

OK, caviar emptier, drag racer beware and all of that. Enjoy the fact that the ZR1 is truly a marvel of automotive performance. If you want to bash me then start a new thread, thanks.


Congrat's!!!! I agree with you, marvel!!

My car went 135mph in the 1/4 mile with 580rwh and 590rwt with a 402ci and maggie video in my signature, now I'm making 595rwh and 700rwt and I can't wait to go back to the track!!!!

For some reason these roots blowers don't have peak dyno #'s but at the track the MPH is there!!!!!
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First time to test 1 Bad ZR1's mildyl modded 2009 ZR1. It was about 50 deg. and we had a cool tail wind. Great for mph for bad for traction and ET. Made about 10 passes but could not crack a 10 as it was just too cold.

Best ET was 11.03 with a 2.02 60 ft.

Best trap speed was 137.8 mph. Also made another run of 137.5 mph and a lot of 135-136 mph runs.

Time slips are here:

http://www.hennesseyperformance.com/...?cart=UJmZWPOy

Videos should be posted on Monday.

This car has a pulley, tune, headers, mid pipes and stock rear section exhaust. It made 581 rw hp and 599 rw tq. The car feels much faster than its dyno numbers would indicate.

The ZR1 is truly a beast. While our ET's are not much better than some stock ZR1's, the trap speeds are definately there.

OK, caviar emptier, drag racer beware and all of that. Enjoy the fact that the ZR1 is truly a marvel of automotive performance. If you want to bash me then start a new thread, thanks.
That's great!

Did you run it in San Antonio or Houston?
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I think just putting some stickier tires on the car will get the car into the 10s. I'm really looking forward to getting it there.

John Hennessey, thanks for all you have done for me to make such a wonderful ride. I have never been treated with so much respect in this industry. You have a very knowledgable and professional staff!
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I think just putting some stickier tires on the car will get the car into the 10s. I'm really looking forward to getting it there.

John Hennessey, thanks for all you have done for me to make such a wonderful ride. I have never been treated with so much respect in this industry. You have a very knowledgable and professional staff!
I just checked every tire MFG I could think of and no one offers a tire that will fit the stock rim. That's really going to put a damper on the 1/4 time no matter how much power you can push.

Part of the upgrade may need to include new wheels that can accommodate a fatter set of meats that are not run flat.

I kinda like these....

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First time to test 1 Bad ZR1's mildyl modded 2009 ZR1. It was about 50 deg. and we had a cool tail wind. Great for mph for bad for traction and ET. Made about 10 passes but could not crack a 10 as it was just too cold.
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Can you explain how a tailwind is bad for traction and ET
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I'm liking those big mphs. 107 in the 1/8 too
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Can you explain how a tailwind is bad for traction and ET
the tail wind was cold and that kept the track surface cold. good for mph bad for et.
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Nice trap! Can't wait to see what Ligenfelter, LG, Quality, and some other reputable tuners can put together.
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How many pis were you measuring stock?
How were you seeing on that run?

Can you post the timeslips for the car when it was stock?

Thanks.
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How many pis were you measuring stock?
How were you seeing on that run?

Can you post the timeslips for the car when it was stock?

Thanks.
on the dyno we saw about 11 psi stock and 14 psi with pulley, tune and headers.

never tested the car stock down the 1/4 mile. from what i have seen other stock ZR1's are running mid to low 11's at around 127-130 mph.
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on the dyno we saw about 11 psi stock and 14 psi with pulley, tune and headers.

never tested the car stock down the 1/4 mile. from what i have seen other stock ZR1's are running mid to low 11's at around 127-130 mph.
Any chance you can get another rim over the big breaks in the back. Like an 18"?

I think the car can go deep into the 10's with the right rubber.

OH... I can meet 1 Bad and we can run stock vs modified.

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Any chance you can get another rim over the big breaks in the back. Like an 18"?

I think the car can go deep into the 10's with the right rubber.

OH... I can meet 1 Bad and we can run stock vs modified.
Do it!! ZR-1 shootout.
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wow 138 traps without practicly any serious work nice
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Old 01-25-2009, 06:31 PM   #16
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Any chance you can get another rim over the big breaks in the back. Like an 18"?

I think the car can go deep into the 10's with the right rubber.

OH... I can meet 1 Bad and we can run stock vs modified.
I met a Z06 today that has over 900hp to the rear wheels. And I noticed he had 19" wheels all around with the Hooser tires for traction. I wonder if I can get that 19" on the back of my car. I should because the front brakes are bigger than the rear and on top of that my factory wheels in the front are 19" the rear are 20s.
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I think that replica rims are being made in different sizes. maybe you can just use an 18 or 19.
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Saw this car in person this past sat.

Unbelievable how fast that car is on what little is done to it.

John keep up the great work!!!
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Any chance you can get another rim over the big breaks in the back. Like an 18"?.
I would imagine the ZR1 is using the C6/Z06 rear spindles no? For a night at the drags, a quick caliper/rotor change to a C5/C6 set up and put a 17 or 18" rim on.

The rubber band sidewall on the 20" tire isn't helping anything, and no tire selection.
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I would imagine the ZR1 is using the C6/Z06 rear spindles no? For a night at the drags, a quick caliper/rotor change to a C5/C6 set up and put a 17 or 18" rim on.

The rubber band sidewall on the 20" tire isn't helping anything, and no tire selection.
I was thinking the exact same thing. lol


Good luck 1 Bad Zr1 on hitting 10's.
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