Could I see 10s with my mods if I got me some street slicks learn how to drive and maybe bump my 75 shot up t0 100 or 150? If not what will it take

 

Are you a M6 or A4? Maybe doing some suspension work will help alot I would think. If you are a A4 then a nice converter will do alot.

 

M6. I was also thinking LCAs and some sub frame connectors.

 

Yeah suspension work like LCA's, subframe connectors, torque arm, front shocks and springs, and some drag radials. You might want to up your shot to a 100 or 150 to get into the 10's with the M6 and do you have a new clutch or the stock clutch?

 

I have a z06 clutch that is not that old and stock rear. Are front shocks/springs and torque arm really that important. Where you at in MD were you at Mason Dixon on Saturday?

 

Yeah I work there. And Yes I think most parts of the suspension set-up are very important.

 

i have a stock motor 98 with a 150 shot i have homemade subframe concectors torque arm and boxed control arms wich i made everything including the torque arm and i ran a best of 12.03 in rodgersville missouri. also i have a timing twister for my n2o.

 

with drag radials i can launch at 5500 and not spin a bit also myne is a m6.

 

You stand the front wheels off the ground at 5500

 

is that 12.97 @ 114 in your sig on motor???

 

Yes on street tires.

 

I would say with almost full suspension(torque arm, panhard, sub frames, lower control arms, and probably some adjustable front shocks), a 150 shot, and a 15" wheel with a 26" et street, et drag, or drag radial it would be possible. I don't think you will do it on the stock rear end however.

 

but not on say MT street slicks

 

What do you mean?

 

Just mean how about on stock rims with street slicks.

 

255/50/16

 

I think the other guy means on a lighter wheel like Bogart's or Prostar's. But any kind of stickier tire will help a lot, just to get into the 10's with that setup I think the race weight needs to come down. Just remember the stock rear is not going to take the abuse you want to put it through on sticky tires and a M6 car with nitrous. It will most likely go the first trip down the track.

 

Please dont tell me that I have to drive home from the track! Thanks all.

 

Sorry just want to see you be able to drive it home!

 

That should work! However, I think you will benefit from a lighter wheel...especially since it is rotating weight!