Mild bolt on 5.0 goes 9's
Where the **** did I say that mac?
you really don't want to compare a 572 to make your argument look good do you? If you do keep in mind the 454lsxr is the most powerful engine available from gm.
I know the old **** can make power. It don't do it with the finesse of today's engines.....period.
I was talking to this retard not you but saying BBC cant make more power than the small blocks is retarded bc they have way more potential than any small block period.
1. Hio once again can't just give a Ford car props and has to destroy yet another thread. Yeah, the other guys jump right in with you but...you are the one that gets the drama going most of the time dude. The car is a 9 second sealed motor 5.0...just give it props and be on your way. You're like a 12 year old girl...
2. Some of the big motors in the late 60's had more power than almost ANY American car coming out today....and said cars could tear it up at the track as well. For those of you who don't think this is true, you need to go do some research.
-Mark
Tattoo- Trust me, I will be in the 10's and even 9's before you will. And my first time out with my new setup (ya know "improper") is only 4 tenths behind your "dialed in" drag setup. lol. Loser eats crow challenge.
So go talk to some daycare kids so you can fell like a big dog.
-Mark
so much fail in that post......... .4 behind me lmao......with you on a slick....lmao....yea...... Don't foget that 11-13mph down you are to me in that gutted big bad built 5.4.
yea man.....take my worst time out in 4 years to compare your best time to. ...lol
someone quote that **** so biteme can read it. .....lol
Look at #14 on the list. A very mild car to. Don't be mad about it though.
You deprecate anything ford on the regular. You can say you don't all you want, you act like a GM fanboy just like some of them ford fanboys.
That last statement in bold, not so much pertains to how I am. Not even close.
If I remember right his goal was 10's na. I wish he was closer to run notch's turdgen pick up truck engined car. Tears would flow like a river then. Last edited by HioSSilver; Oct 15, 2014 at 09:05 PM.
So this is what you do when backed into a corner? No one was talking about this dude's Mustang...stay on track and just accept the fact that you are wrong little guy.
So you post a LT headers back exhaust, tuned L99 that runs in NEGATIVE DA. It still can't hit my time.... LOL.
Here is his post: http://www.camaro5.com/forums/showpo...&postcount=178
But, But, But... It turns Yo!
He cannot admit he is wrong... It's pretty sad a 40 year old man cannot admit being wrong.
The Best V8 Stories One Small Block at Time
So you post a LT headers back exhaust, tuned L99 that runs in NEGATIVE DA. It still can't hit my time.... LOL.
Last edited by Marc 85Z28; Oct 17, 2014 at 12:44 PM.
I can't believe I missed this. How about YOU do some damn research. Those old big displacement, high compression, solid roller, dual quad blah blah engines made impressive power for the day, and that continued up until the end of the century. Even with good tires all those hi-po factory cars were low 13 at best, which is easily eclipsed by a modern base model Camaro or Mustang, and a few 4/6 cylinder imports. The 2001 Z06 will demolish ANY 427 C2/C3.

I do get your point, I love both old and new power.

They lifted the front tires while racing on a road course!
Kinda close to the 4th gen power to weight ratio if you ask me.
http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plymouth_Road_Runner
Another good example of a powerful car back in the day

Ultra Rare Camaro ZL1 vs L88 Corvette - 1/4 Mile Drag Race Video - Road Test TV - YouTube
Those are NOSTALGIA STOCK cars. They're HEAVILY modified stock appearing class racers.
And I see "MAC" still understand the gross vs net concept. Most of those 400+ horsepower cars struggle to hit 250rwhp.
Wish I had a negative DA run.. we would then be adding a 4K stall and slicks to that same car and having this same discussion about how it's a fair comparison
Marc you are making a valid point as well. But those two cars in the vid the L88 Vette and the ZL1 69 Camaro they where street cars but limited production. Kinda like the new Z28 and the Zr1 C6 Vette. Per say.
Last edited by "MAC"; Oct 17, 2014 at 04:28 PM.
Yup, heavily modified. Even in the early 70's, on the shitty rubber they had, guys were turning low 11's and high 10's with ZL-1s, with nothing more than a tire and uncorking the exhaust. Keep your blinders on buddy.
My Grand Sport will DEMOLISH any stock C5Z you can bring my way, 1/4 mile, road course, doesn't matter. And my car is 500lbs heavier than the 5 originals

Just 20 years ago a low 12 second street car was considered fast. The only BB cars doing that had a Holley swap, aluminum intake, headers, steeper gears and slicks.







