95 Caddy vs 5.0 Mustang
02-20-2010, 02:16 AM
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95 Caddy vs 5.0 Mustang My old caddy with a chip, straight pipe instead of cat and resonator, and magnaflows vs my roommates 5.0 with only flowmasters
Best time in the Caddy was 11.7 @ 93 in the 1000 ft with a 2.2 60ft. Mustangs best was in the video. 12.02 @ 86
The exhaust you hear is from the caddy, same with the chirp of the tires going into 2nd
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gaBWeMutMIc
Best time in the Caddy was 11.7 @ 93 in the 1000 ft with a 2.2 60ft. Mustangs best was in the video. 12.02 @ 86
The exhaust you hear is from the caddy, same with the chirp of the tires going into 2nd
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gaBWeMutMIc
02-20-2010, 03:22 AM
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He now has 3.73's, trickflow intake, and 275's on back. This summer we're rebuilding the motor and installing gt40p heads along with a cam or new springs. After that I guess we'll see how much nitrous it takes to beat me lol
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02-22-2010, 10:36 AM
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But seriously you are wrong. I have had a slew of 350 Tpi cars and have driven them to a best of 13.9's bone stock. My cousin has one and it ran 13.99 on street tires. Its all in managing the torque off the line. They are consistent 14-14.2 runners.
Now if we are talking 305 tpi cars then I agree. You can't just say the car of the same era would get beat. Let's not talk about tbi
thats a waste of typing
Now if we are talking 305 tpi cars then I agree. You can't just say the car of the same era would get beat. Let's not talk about tbi
thats a waste of typing 
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But seriously you are wrong. I have had a slew of 350 Tpi cars and have driven them to a best of 13.9's bone stock. My cousin has one and it ran 13.99 on street tires. Its all in managing the torque off the line. They are consistent 14-14.2 runners.
Now if we are talking 305 tpi cars then I agree. You can't just say the car of the same era would get beat. Let's not talk about tbi thats a waste of typing
Now if we are talking 305 tpi cars then I agree. You can't just say the car of the same era would get beat. Let's not talk about tbi
thats a waste of typing