2007 SS Trailblazier kills 2009 Mustang GT Glasstop
07-27-2012 | 06:01 PM
#41
Launching!
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From: Greenhaven/ South Sacramento 'Burbs
CAI/Tune only 3V cars have hit high 12s/bottom 13s.... the Trailblazer is slower than a stock 3v to begin with (TonyGXP is the only guy I know of that has any runs that come close). Maybe if the original post has said something about an extra 500lbs in the GT I wouldn't have raised the flag so quick but even then it's not like 3V is the underdog here.
FWIW the glass roof is only worth about 50lbs extra to the cars weight. (some people say its only 25lbs heavier than the normal roof)
FWIW the glass roof is only worth about 50lbs extra to the cars weight. (some people say its only 25lbs heavier than the normal roof)
07-27-2012 | 07:59 PM
#43
true
07-27-2012 | 10:47 PM
#46
2007 130A M5 3.55 CAI / Mailorder Tune / Stock Pirellis (Sold)
1.909 5.443 8.345 @ 84.83 10.845 12.957 @ 106.62
It's not common, just "potential". A TBSS running 13 anything isn't common either in stock form, there is a gap between a 3v and an SS stock vs stock. Add mods to the 3v and the gap widens. As I said this was the info as presented, OP didn't mention the 3v had a car load until after I responded.
07-28-2012 | 06:15 AM
#48
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From: Greenhaven/ South Sacramento 'Burbs
Gene k who posts on MF posted years ago.
2007 130A M5 3.55 CAI / Mailorder Tune / Stock Pirellis (Sold)
1.909 5.443 8.345 @ 84.83 10.845 12.957 @ 106.62
It's not common, just "potential". A TBSS running 13 anything isn't common either in stock form, there is a gap between a 3v and an SS stock vs stock. Add mods to the 3v and the gap widens. As I said this was the info as presented, OP didn't mention the 3v had a car load until after I responded.
2007 130A M5 3.55 CAI / Mailorder Tune / Stock Pirellis (Sold)
1.909 5.443 8.345 @ 84.83 10.845 12.957 @ 106.62
It's not common, just "potential". A TBSS running 13 anything isn't common either in stock form, there is a gap between a 3v and an SS stock vs stock. Add mods to the 3v and the gap widens. As I said this was the info as presented, OP didn't mention the 3v had a car load until after I responded.
07-28-2012 | 05:03 PM
#50
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From: Cleburne tx.
07-29-2012 | 03:34 PM
#52
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From: Cleburne tx.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?nomobile=1&v=FyKLfYfkUvI
07-29-2012 | 03:56 PM
#53
11 Second Club
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From: E-town raceway
Gene k who posts on MF posted years ago.
2007 130A M5 3.55 CAI / Mailorder Tune / Stock Pirellis (Sold)
1.909 5.443 8.345 @ 84.83 10.845 12.957 @ 106.62
It's not common, just "potential". A TBSS running 13 anything isn't common either in stock form, there is a gap between a 3v and an SS stock vs stock. Add mods to the 3v and the gap widens. As I said this was the info as presented, OP didn't mention the 3v had a car load until after I responded.
2007 130A M5 3.55 CAI / Mailorder Tune / Stock Pirellis (Sold)
1.909 5.443 8.345 @ 84.83 10.845 12.957 @ 106.62
It's not common, just "potential". A TBSS running 13 anything isn't common either in stock form, there is a gap between a 3v and an SS stock vs stock. Add mods to the 3v and the gap widens. As I said this was the info as presented, OP didn't mention the 3v had a car load until after I responded.
07-29-2012 | 08:22 PM
#54
A second? I ran a 8.6 bone stock with a dumped Spintech.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?nomobile=1&v=FyKLfYfkUvI
http://www.youtube.com/watch?nomobile=1&v=FyKLfYfkUvI
Sorry it doesn't meet your standards.
07-30-2012 | 08:48 AM
#55
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From: Cleburne tx.
No sorry no 1/4 closest track is about a hour, 1/8 is about 20 mins from me. My 1/8th mph was 79. I plan on getting 1/4 times on the new set up. New set up times is 8.1 at 90mph lol (on street tires and burnt up Trans on the rev going over the line)
07-30-2012 | 01:05 PM
#57
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From: Cleburne tx.
Little over a 1/4 tank of gas and spare tire and jack out, on stock 20"s with toyos with a 2.2 60'. I'm hoping to get atleast a 7.8 inthe 1/8 with slicks and a built Trans. I'm heads, cam, 3400 stall.
07-31-2012 | 09:31 AM
#60
Not sure if this has already been mentioned but, the stock 20's on the TBSS are very heavy. I picked up .2 by switching to envoy 17's on street tires (AWD).
I can second the comment about TBSS's running hard in the 1/8 but falling off in the 1/4, maybe it has something to do with the fact that they are a 5000lb brick...lol
I can second the comment about TBSS's running hard in the 1/8 but falling off in the 1/4, maybe it has something to do with the fact that they are a 5000lb brick...lol