Test and Tune Nite help

Like was already stated, don't worry about trying to get the car to go faster until you KNOW the car. That comes with seat time, and seat time ONLY. Make a bunch of passes. Learn how the car feels at launch, shift, decel, etc. Learn how the engine sounds at the launch, shift, and finish line. Those are EXTREMELY important tuning tools. When you know your car, you can hear it when it likes something you've changed (i.e. timing). You're not going to set the world on fire your first time out, and also aren't going to make the car's best possible pass, so don't worry about changing anything this time around. About the only thing you would really need to mess with is your launch RPM if you're spinning like crazy at the launch.

Just have fun, put as many runs on the car as you possibly can, and enjoy the day at the track!