ls1 quarter mile time
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I have a 1999 z28 with the 5.7 ls1 my mods are an slp ls6 intake manifold,asp underdrive pulley,pacesetter long tube headers , richmond 373 gears , vigilante 3600 torque converter , billet survo and a 3 and a half inch borla exhaust system with no cat converters with a cut out ,SLP FUCTIONAL RAM AIR HOOD , SLP AIRBOX LID , CUSTOM COMPUTER TUNED AND A HIGH FLOW BELLOW.
WHAT SHOULD I RUN IN A QUARTER MILE????
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WHAT SHOULD I RUN IN A QUARTER MILE????
THANKS FOR LOOKING!!!
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Originally Posted by 5_02ls1
at a good track in descent air with traction mid 12s should be easily obtained......
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Originally Posted by aaron653
lol so is he supposed to type his mods into the search bar?
hell theres a timeslip list in one of the stickies that no one looks at.....
so you have been here 2 years and havent figured out how to search???????
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You should break into the 12s at minimum, where you end up there is anybodys guess. It will probably depend on the track more than anything. I would say 12.6-12.8 in ideal conditions though.
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Originally Posted by 5_02ls1
so you have been here 2 years and havent figured out how to search???????
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Originally Posted by aaron653
lol so is he supposed to type his mods into the search bar?
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