takin the Z to the track, what should i expect to run?
04-07-2005, 11:38 AM
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takin the Z to the track, what should i expect to run? well asfter having it for no more than a week, were going to the track, what should i ecpect to run? yes it depends on drivers, but i can drive it pretty good.
anyone?
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anyone?
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04-07-2005, 04:13 PM
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Man...that car is a moving SLP ad. All you need is the Ultra-Z hood. Good luck at the track!
w this rate i better get discounts rite? yea rite...
ill let you guys know how it goes
04-07-2005, 04:51 PM
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it depends, we (me and my girlfriend) live in the Antelope Valley in California (hot, dry, slows your car down) and the best I've run is a 13.7 @ 101 and she ran a 14.1 @ 98...everyone said that was really good for out here, and compared to everyone else, it really was!
well anyway, good luck and I hope you don't live somewhere shitty like us!
well anyway, good luck and I hope you don't live somewhere shitty like us!
04-07-2005, 06:38 PM
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expect slow and be happy when you run faster 
there's a huge difference from car to car driver to driver place to place.
tony (nineball) did 12.85 in his m6 99 hugger orange SS w/ only a lid, and he was on regular 18" street radials. but he can row 'em pretty good i guess
this was at houston raceway park on a very good night.
some guys dont break the 14's and others hit 12's out of the box. where do you live and whats the altitude?
there's a huge difference from car to car driver to driver place to place.
tony (nineball) did 12.85 in his m6 99 hugger orange SS w/ only a lid, and he was on regular 18" street radials. but he can row 'em pretty good i guess
this was at houston raceway park on a very good night.some guys dont break the 14's and others hit 12's out of the box. where do you live and whats the altitude?
