Pontiac GTO 2004-2006 The Modern Goat

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Old 01-23-2006, 06:13 PM
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My first run was 13.708 at 103.91 and then I decided to power shift on my second run 13.052 at 107.06



------1st run------------2nd run
R/T-----.231-------------.212
60'-----2.158------------1.942
330-----5.091------------5.479
1/8-----8.955------------8.422
MPH----81.33------------84.59
1000---11.526-----------10.933
1/4----13.708-----------13.052
MPH---103.91-----------107.06
On stock tires!


There was another 2005 GTO running 12.79 there Friday! It was all most stock, 160 thermostat, no spare and jack (50lbs), skid plate delete (20lbs), drag radials,and he could drive!
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Nice 60 Ft!!!!!
Old 01-24-2006, 08:23 AM
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Nice run. Hit the bathroom before and you could have gotten a 12
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Thats a pretty impressive run. NIce 60ft for street tires. Can't believe you got 4mph from powershifting. Your 60ft definetly helped out your times though. I gotta start working on mine this spring!!!
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Nice run for having the car on the track for the first time.
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what was the technique you used to cut the 1.94?
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Originally Posted by BlueSix
what was the technique you used to cut the 1.94?
launched at 3,500rpm, and kept my foot on the gas changing gears.

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