jt76

iTrader: (10)

It would seem from reading other's posts that my 2000 Trans Am should be in the 11 sec zone, I am a very good driver (IMO), so given that what would be a good prediction for my car? I just bought this car a few weeks ago, and being in the northeast, its already in the garage until the spring. I have a lot of friends that are asking what the car SHOULD run. thanks for any help

mods:

thunder racing 231/237 112Lsa cam with pushrods and valvesprings
pacesetter LT's
pacesetter ory
borla catback
FAST 90 intake manifold
nick williams 90mm tb
SLP lid and ram air
racetronix fuel system
Ford 9" rear end with 35 spline axels
Speed inc chromoly driveshaft
upgraded T56 with Spec stage 3 clutch and flywheel
BMR tq arm
BMR subframe connectors
BMP panhard bar
BMR driveshaft loop
QA1's on all 4 corners

previous owner said the car put down 419rwhp on a rich tune

i have a set of slicks and skinnies, and also MT ET streets on the back for daily use... times for slicks and skinnies? times for Mickeys?

1_bad_TA

iTrader: (6)

should be in the 11's either way I would think.

transamfreak01

iTrader: (8)

yeah 11's no problem

ABA383

iTrader: (1)

It should run 11s, but its only an 11 second car when it earns an 11 second slip...Stranger things have happened...

--Alan

edit: I kinda sound like an *** here....thats not my intention...I've just seen several cars that on paper are easy 11 second cars, but at the track they fall short...Hit the track and let us know...

Ericbigmac83

iTrader: (19)

yea, high elevens shouldnt be a problem