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    STM sponsored NeonGLH Evo goes 11.256 @ 122.26!

    I just realized I never posted this up on here. So, here is my post from about a month ago or so




    Big thanks to everyone at STM for being so good to me! This car has become a monster this year!

    So, nothing has changed on my car since last time I ran an 11.90 @ 120.4 other than putting on ARP wheel studs on all 4 corners, putting a set of Meagan Racing coilovers on all 4 corners, and then using a set of 15" Rota Slipstreams with 26 x 9.5" Hoosier Quick Time Pro tires. Here is the car as it sat before going to the track tonight:



    Stock block, stock head, stock fuel rail/regulator, stock intake manifold, stock throttlebody.

    Evo 9 turbo, AEM EMS, car weighs ~ 2850 without me in it tonight as it was (full interior).

    I was running 100 octane pump gas, about 28 psi of boost, and 22 psi in all 4 tires.

    First pass I cut a 1.608, and went 11.434 @ 121.88. I did a good burnout for this pass, and the launch was so hard it totally threw me off. I was not expecting it to feel like that!

    Second pass I cut a 1.507 60'!! I ran a 11.256 @ 122.26. That burnout was more like most-wanted's famous burnouts, where I went totally sideways. The crowd was loving it! I feel that I drove really well tonight.

    Here is a picture of the time slips for now, and then as soon as Gleason @ STM and Shawna @ STM get their video's and photos up, I will add those to the post




    Here is the video:

    http://videos.streetfire.net/video/S...uns_706660.htm


    --mark
    11.010 @ 124.55 mph - Stock turbo

    1.480 60' - (^_^)

    Sponsored by STM

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    Nice looking ride! Congrats Mark!
    Jarrod Barnett
    Sales Manager

    www.BUSCHURRACING.com

    Buschur Racing
    24 West Main St.
    Wakeman, OH 44889
    Phone:440.839.1900
    Email: jarrod@buschurracing.com

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    Very nice looking!!! Just 1 question though.. Why megan coilovers, i did some research on them and found them out to be one of the heaviest coilover on the market.. Have you thought about going to a D2? If i am correct their almost 15-20lbs lighter.. Mike at awd runs them and loves them.. Anywho nice ride once again
    "Nobody remembers who finished second but the guy who finished second."
    - Bobby Unser

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    Thanks Jarrod.

    I put together the car and it's a solid setup that is dialed in very well. I have the driver mod. I have an EXCELLENT tune from STM.

    Next, I can see you guys about a motor
    11.010 @ 124.55 mph - Stock turbo

    1.480 60' - (^_^)

    Sponsored by STM

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    Quote Originally Posted by yellowevo42
    Very nice looking!!! Just 1 question though.. Why megan coilovers, i did some research on them and found them out to be one of the heaviest coilover on the market.. Have you thought about going to a D2? If i am correct their almost 15-20lbs lighter.. Mike at awd runs them and loves them.. Anywho nice ride once again
    The Megan Coilovers saved 40 pounds over stock, so they can't be too heavy! They work very well too, as shown by the 1.507 60'. I have nothing but good to say about them.
    11.010 @ 124.55 mph - Stock turbo

    1.480 60' - (^_^)

    Sponsored by STM

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    Nice job! Curious what your weight reductions are. I'm at 2950lb without driver. But I have a sunroof too so that could be the difference.
    Checkbook Racer.
    10.4@135 - 93 octane
    9.9@146 - Q16

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    I have a sunroof too. My major weight reductions are:

    no bumper supports - 40 pounds?
    lightweight brake kit front and rear - 70 pounds
    megan coilovers - 40 pounds
    wheels/tires - 50 pounds

    Followed by tons and tons of other weight reduction all over the car. Exhaust, egr/evap canister, heat shields, bolts, brackets, etc... Lots of stuff can be found and pulled off!
    11.010 @ 124.55 mph - Stock turbo

    1.480 60' - (^_^)

    Sponsored by STM

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    Pretty much all the same stuff I have done minus the small brakes.
    Checkbook Racer.
    10.4@135 - 93 octane
    9.9@146 - Q16

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    Absolutely get the brakes! It is a lot of weight in all of the right places!!

    The only problem is that you lose your ebrake, so if you launch off the brake, it makes it more difficult. I don't, so it's only a minor inconvenience for me in parking lots, but I can deal with it.

    I would start with the front brakes, since you save more weight and you still keep your ebrake. The rears are actually pretty difficult to do, since you have to pull the hub off.
    11.010 @ 124.55 mph - Stock turbo

    1.480 60' - (^_^)

    Sponsored by STM

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    If you dont mind me asking how much did you spend with STM to get a sponsorship.. you can answer it here or in a pm if you want to
    "Nobody remembers who finished second but the guy who finished second."
    - Bobby Unser

  11. lmao

    I saw the neon glh and thought it was gonna be an old school neon.

    evo is still cool though keep up the good work.

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