Fastest fullweight car with a 76 gts?

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Dec 18, 2008 | 05:23 PM

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Woody73z

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Originally Posted by hellbents10

10.6x@140 with a 74mm @3950lbs. I know not a 76GTS though.

What 74mm did you have? Im tryin to run some decent 9's with a 74gts with the H cover. My car wont be factory weight though im lookin at around 3100 with me in it.

Dec 18, 2008 | 05:49 PM

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What 74mm did you have? Im tryin to run some decent 9's with a 74gts with the H cover. My car wont be factory weight though im lookin at around 3100 with me in it.

You should not have any problems.

Dec 18, 2008 | 07:54 PM

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Got a break down of the pass? I am more interested in full weight cars, but its cool either way.

Fox body coupe at full weight could still be right around 3K pounds.

Dec 18, 2008 | 08:59 PM

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I know of a couple with the safety equiptment and such to support the ET the cars run and they arent close to 3k. Granted we all know foxbodies start out very light. I am wanting to compare it to 3500+ lb cars, otherwise its apples and oranges.

In example, this popular street car notch.

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Originally Posted by Novi357

Just so you know, my car weighed 3700 lbs on the scales at MIR when I ran the 8.87. It is not exactly a lightweight car.

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