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Old 01-08-2011, 03:37 PM
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Originally Posted by LT/LS Guy
I would still like to know who you were referring to when you said "Mustang Haters".

Oh well, you don't have the *****. Nevermind.
Riiiiiiiiight...that's it. I don't keep track of everyone. There's more than a few, that you can be sure of. I said I would start making a list. I was simply generalizing a good amount of posters here. Is that so hard to understand? Who **** in your cereal this morning?


Here's a name just to humor you: Mystic Z-28. (Where is he now? )
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Originally Posted by LT/LS Guy
I agree 110%. I've known many many 2-valve owners and seen them run at one of the countries best tracks (E-town) to know a 13-second timeslip bone-stock is far and few between. But people will believe what they choose to so i'm done with the topic.
Same can be said about a 12 second stock LS1. I've been to the track A-LOT and I've never ever ever..never...once...ever..not even once..ever ever ever ever ever..never..ever EVER...EVVVVER...nope...not once have I ever...ever ever ever ever witnessed a stock LS1 run better than 13.3

But unlike some people I don't give a flying hell if a stock LS1 has ran 12.5. If they have, COOL! Don't see what the big deal is...I go for bigger fish out there. Just my .03

(now waits for haterz to pick apart my post and take it off into left field...)
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Originally Posted by LT/LS Guy
I agree 110%. I've known many many 2-valve owners and seen them run at one of the countries best tracks (E-town) to know a 13-second timeslip bone-stock is far and few between. But people will believe what they choose to so i'm done with the topic.
I know im a get flamed but im say it. Local here in a 2v ran a 14.6 with drag radials, FULL boltons. But thats at a crappy track thats usually at 6000DA, where my old lightning ran a 14.4, so if stock lightnings at a lower DA actually run 13.5's-13.9's, then a 2v with full boltons might run 13.7-14.1. Just saying, i know its kinda bench racing, but its somewhat explanatory.
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Originally Posted by jeffreycastgsx
I know im a get flamed but im say it. Local here in a 2v ran a 14.6 with drag radials, FULL boltons. But thats at a crappy track thats usually at 6000DA, where my old lightning ran a 14.4, so if stock lightnings at a lower DA actually run 13.5's-13.9's, then a 2v with full boltons might run 13.7-14.1. Just saying, i know its kinda bench racing, but its somewhat explanatory.
While I 6000DA is huge, FI cars aren't effected nearly as much by a bad DA as N/A cars are (meaning your lightning might was just been a turd).

Anything can run slow, and that 14.6 is very believable. My friend ran 13.6 @ 104 in his stock 99 Z28 (auto, 2.73s) and he added lid, headers ,and ORY dumped wearing DRs and ran 13.6 @ 106 with a better DA. **** happens.
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Originally Posted by WSsick
While I 6000DA is huge, FI cars aren't effected nearly as much by a bad DA as N/A cars are (meaning your lightning might was just been a turd).

Anything can run slow, and that 14.6 is very believable. My friend ran 13.6 @ 104 in his stock 99 Z28 (auto, 2.73s) and he added lid, headers ,and ORY dumped wearing DRs and ran 13.6 @ 106 with a better DA. **** happens.
My L was a turd, i mean any car at 6000DA will be, only mod was a K&N drop in and some chokemasters. DA plays a big role.

I once ran a SN95 cobra from a dig in my truck and i um... didnt lose. So my truck wasnt no factory dog (neither am i saying that it was a factory freak).
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Originally Posted by jeffreycastgsx
My L was a turd, i mean any car at 6000DA will be, only mod was a K&N drop in and some chokemasters. DA plays a big role.

I once ran a SN95 cobra from a dig in my truck and i um... didnt lose. So my truck wasnt no factory dog (neither am i saying that it was a factory freak).
I know DA matters, but a blown car running in 6000 DA will be effected A LOT less than a N/A car. For instance, your 14.4 at 6000 DA would correct to a 13.9 where a 14.4 N/A car would correct to a 13.3, see the difference?
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I've had a few of the cars mentioned in the thread.

I raced them all at the same track, obviously in different conditions since they were years apart. All were manual trans cars. The best ET's for each in stock form as as follows:

N/A 1996 Saleen Speedster (basically Mustang GT with Saleen body kit, wheels, etc.) - 14.5 @ 95 mph



N/A 1999 Saleen Speedster (basically Mustang GT with Saleen body kit, wheels, etc.) - 13.9 @ 100 mph



2001 Cobra Convertible - 13.5 @ 101 mph



1999 Corvette Convertible - 13.4 @ 104 mph



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Dunno how I missed this earlier, but damn marc you are making your move early. I know we both love C6 (Z)s, so you are one lucky bastard to be moving this soon. I don't know about you, but I wouldn't be disappointed about getting "just" a C6 instead of a C6Z. LS2s are cheap, and LS3s are dipping into the 20s now. Some seriously good deals out there on C6s. My tip: look in areas where they are abundant (aka be willing to travel) since they will be cheaper there. My car would have cost me a good 2-4k more had I bought here in town, and it's just a plain jane Z28!
I am considering all options. Just wanting to sell the old LT1 because as a car guy having a bolt-on LT1 tempts you to spend money and mod it.

I figure if I sell now, I can just save for a few years and get my real dream, be it a used Ls2/ls3 z51, c6z, or 2010 GS. I am more than willing to travel, so no worries. We will see what happens in a couple of years

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As for 2010 camaro vs 2011 GT, only one magazine has gotten a faster time with the GT, from a roll the camaro is the victor, maybe not from a dig, as the IRS, and the extra weight do not help out.
Grr, more people comparing magazine times
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Originally Posted by LivernoisMotorsports
I've had a few of the cars mentioned in the thread.

I raced them all at the same track, obviously in different conditions since they were years apart. All were manual trans cars. The best ET's for each in stock form as as follows:

N/A 1996 Saleen Speedster (basically Mustang GT with Saleen body kit, wheels, etc.) - 14.5 @ 95 mph



N/A 1999 Saleen Speedster (basically Mustang GT with Saleen body kit, wheels, etc.) - 13.9 @ 100 mph



2001 Cobra Convertible - 13.5 @ 101 mph



1999 Corvette Convertible - 13.4 @ 104 mph



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Good times, and not surprising at all
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Originally Posted by Irunelevens
Good times, and not surprising at all
Thanks!

I drive everything like I stole it (Also broke a trans in every Mustang I owned, the GM transmisions are much better )

As funny as it sounds, my Cobalt SS T/C went 13.9/14.0 stock and consistent 13.0's and a 12.99 with just a Livernois tune only.

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Originally Posted by LivernoisMotorsports
As funny as it sounds, my Cobalt SS T/C went 13.9/14.0 stock and consistent 13.0's and a 12.99 with just a Livernois tune only.

-Rick
I'd believe it - those LNF's are great motors on a tune and make some good power. I almost want to buy my dad GM Stage 2 for his Solstice GXP. Or you guys can tune it
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Originally Posted by LivernoisMotorsports
Thanks!

I drive everything like I stole it (Also broke a trans in every Mustang I owned, the GM transmisions are much better )

As funny as it sounds, my Cobalt SS T/C went 13.9/14.0 stock and consistent 13.0's and a 12.99 with just a Livernois tune only.

-Rick
Holy ****! That is moving for a tune only! Those LNF's are always impressive. What was the trap in that car? Are you using NLS and LC on those runs?
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Originally Posted by WSsick
Holy ****! That is moving for a tune only! Those LNF's are always impressive. What was the trap in that car? Are you using NLS and LC on those runs?

108-110 mph. I don't use LC.. it always seems to screw up the run. It works better slipping the clutch just right. I've tried NLS,but with the tune making 20-21 lbs. it feels like it's going to rip the clutch out of the car.

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Originally Posted by WSsick
I know DA matters, but a blown car running in 6000 DA will be effected A LOT less than a N/A car. For instance, your 14.4 at 6000 DA would correct to a 13.9 where a 14.4 N/A car would correct to a 13.3, see the difference?
Yes, but that applies much more to turbocharged vehicles, where the wastegate controls the amount of the boost to a set amount of boost, always. Its different on supercharged vehicles where the rotors always spin a set RPM at a certain engine RPM. On a supercharged car at 10000DA the boost might hit 6psi, but at sea level it might be 12psi, all with the same pulley setup, on a turbo setup if the wastegate is setup for 12 psi the boost will be 12psi at 10000DA and sea level.
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Originally Posted by LivernoisMotorsports
108-110 mph. I don't use LC.. it always seems to screw up the run. It works better slipping the clutch just right. I've tried NLS,but with the tune making 20-21 lbs. it feels like it's going to rip the clutch out of the car.

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That's really impressive. Wish I had an SS/TC. You guys would definitely be a part of that build. Hopefully that will happen some time soon. Any bigger plans for that car, or just a DD sleeper?
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Originally Posted by WSsick
That's really impressive. Wish I had an SS/TC. You guys would definitely be a part of that build. Hopefully that will happen some time soon. Any bigger plans for that car, or just a DD sleeper?
It's just a DD. I took off the picnic table wing and put a stock Cobalt wing on it. I don't plan on modding it any further. It was decent in stock form, but the tune made a huge difference. I tuned it the day I got it

Here's the graph



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Yes, but that applies much more to turbocharged vehicles, where the wastegate controls the amount of the boost to a set amount of boost, always. Its different on supercharged vehicles where the rotors always spin a set RPM at a certain engine RPM. On a supercharged car at 10000DA the boost might hit 6psi, but at sea level it might be 12psi, all with the same pulley setup, on a turbo setup if the wastegate is setup for 12 psi the boost will be 12psi at 10000DA and sea level.
True. We had a 2005 Mustang shop car that was stock with a Magnacharger MP112. It went 12.7 at our home track in MI. At E-Town it went 12.2 with no changes.

Our 2011 Mustang GT with it's current N/A combo went 11.19 in MI and 11.15 at E-Town 2 days later. After some suspension tweaks, it went 10.82 at NED a few weeks later.

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Originally Posted by LivernoisMotorsports
True. We had a 2005 Mustang shop car that was stock with a Magnacharger MP112. It went 12.7 at our home track in MI. At E-Town it went 12.2 with no changes.

Our 2011 Mustang GT with it's current N/A combo went 11.19 in MI and 11.15 at E-Town 2 days later. After some suspension tweaks, it went 10.82 at NED a few weeks later.

-Rick
Just wondering how big of a DA change is there between those tracks?


On a side note, i bet thats a fun DD, especially with all that torque. What kind of MPG you see with it?
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Originally Posted by jeffreycastgsx
Just wondering how big of a DA change is there between those tracks?


On a side note, i bet thats a fun DD, especially with all that torque. What kind of MPG you see with it?
Our home track is Milan. The DA at E-Town is much better.

It's definitely fun.. I beat on it constantly, but it still gets 26-27 in the city and 32ish on the E-way at 75-80 mph.

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Originally Posted by LivernoisMotorsports
Our home track is Milan. The DA is E-Town is much better.

It's definitely fun.. I beat on it constantly, but it still gets 26-27 in the city and 32ish on the E-way at 75-80 mph.

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Yeah my local track is ALWAYS at 6000+DA, one night the temp went to 42 degrees, and the DA that day was 5300. I can drive 1 hr and cut that DA in half though. Not much record setting done around here, haha.
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Originally Posted by jeffreycastgsx
The answer is no, 99% of 2v will run mid 14's.
And 100% of your statistics come out of your ***.
There are more stock LS1 f-bodys in the 12's then there are stock 2v's in the 13's
Prove it (Note I didn't say MORE VIDEOS)
full bolt-ons plus cams and a 2v "might" come close to running with one.
I've already shown a not full bolt-on GT without cams running 12.8 times or faster.
13's stock is more along the lines of a stock lightning, and you can ask anyone on svtperformance (including myself) which is faster.
Depends what lightening you are talking about. There are different versions.
Some the 2v is faster, some they are not.
I think there are a couple of post directed at me, but im not gonna answer ALL of them, gonna stay on topic. Stock for stock, a LS1 is a full second faster
A full second faster? Stock for stock? No. But it IS faster.
and any LS1 will run with any stock 2011 GT.
I can run with a stock 2011 GT too. I'd lose just like the LS1 would most of the time, but I can run with them :p
As for 2010 camaro vs 2011 GT, only one magazine has gotten a faster time with the GT, from a roll the camaro is the victor, maybe not from a dig, as the IRS, and the extra weight do not help out.
The 2011 GT is faster than the Camaro. Plain and simple. Only someone that is a fanboy, or doesn't have their facts straight would say otherwise.

The difference between a 5th gen Camaro, and a 11 5.0 is greater than that of a Mach1 vs a LS1. You can barely get anyone in here to admit a Mach1 and a LS1 is a drivers race. Now it's being pushed off as if the 5th gen is FASTER than the 5.0?

Really?

That must be that new thing they call fuzzy logic.

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