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stacia171 03-22-2002 11:42 PM

1/4 mile track times
 
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has anyone run a stock 2000 or above gt at the track and what did it run???I have slightly modified 2002 gt and ran but never ran it stock and want to do comparisons to see if the money spent on mods was worth it? and if the gain was respectable

2002 gt with mods below:
mac off road h-pipe with 2 high flow cats welded in
2-1/2" exhaust with flowmasters
diablo sport chip
c and l 85 mm mass air meter kit for 2002 stangs
70mm ford motorsports throttle body

best run with the above

rt- .666
60' - 2.068
330- 50953
1/8- 9.082
mph- 78.82
1000- 11.791
1/4- 14.084
mph- 97.80

tireburner163 03-24-2002 02:15 AM

Most 99+ GT's run low-mid 14's stock, with a few factory freaks runing in the high 13's(Lizard King ran 13.60's bone stock)

Judging by you 60' I say your spinin em. Work out that launch and you should see 13's

SLOW 97 03-25-2002 10:07 AM

Is your car stick or auto? If you have an auto that's about where you should be. MM&FF got a brand new '01 GT w/ 5-speed to run 13.73 @101 with only around 700 miles on the car.

stacia171 03-25-2002 11:12 AM

automatic
 
my car is an automatic

91LX2Bfast 03-25-2002 07:19 PM

Thats about right for an auto. I think you could be in the 13's if you went with a better chip like the one from www.customchip.com.
Your 60ft time is really good for street tires, and by your mph, your 1/4 time is right on with what your car is capable of.

stanger8172 03-25-2002 10:16 PM

yeah, that is a good timeslip for your car!

did you drop your tire pressure for such a good 60'?:cool:

Blue01GT 03-26-2002 02:58 AM

I have a 2001 GT 5spd and i raced it at the LACR (2900ft elevation, full tank gas and bone stock) and i got a best 14.56... when i got that 14.56, i beat a mercury cougar with a 351Windsor in it. right after that i smoked a 1970 Mustang Mach1!!!

At the LACR they say to take your ET and times it by .9679 cause of elevation, and that means its a 14.09. and a 14.09 at sea level is about normal i think.... be sure to deflate your tires to about 20psi.

I just now added a STeeda Timing Adjuster, STeeda UD pulleys, and 3.73 gears. im going to the track this wednesday to find out what new ET i get!

As far as your mods go, they are good but if you got a timing adjuster and UD pulleys i bet youll really fly! im tallkin 13s!

stacia171 03-26-2002 04:54 AM

tire pressure
 
no i didnt drop my tire pressure at all, i actually didnt think about it, as for a timing adjuster how does it work???

SLOW 97 03-26-2002 09:46 AM

Yeah Blue01GT those ET's seem exceptionally slow. But it's probably the full tank of gas and the elevation. When do you shift? Stacia171, your ET is fine though. Don't worry, it shouldn't be hard to break into the 13's. Your 60 ft. is great for street tires. Get some 4.10's and a Precision Industries Stallion torque converter and you'll see low, low 13's maybe high twelves. Gears and a high stall converter are what auto cars really need to be quick.

stanger8172 03-26-2002 02:33 PM

stacia171,

Just try dropping your tire pressure to 20psi you might drop that one tenth you need.

Blue01GT,

Have fun on Wednesday! You should be stylin' and profilin' with a 13 sec. car now!

03-26-2002 03:23 PM

i pulled a 14.2 with a 1.9 60' on my stock auto with street tires at 32 psi. The track I go to is always sprayed before time trials and temp was about 45 degrees.

Lizard King 03-26-2002 10:24 PM

Stacia... for an Automatic you are right where you should be (normally)... One question. Did you take your passenger headlight out? Or do you have a MAC intake system. If you don't have one yet... don't get one. Take the head light out and you get .2 better times on the quarter.

Your 1/8 of mile time seems a bit low...

stacia171 03-27-2002 04:27 AM

no i have a canl mass air meter kit


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