1/4 mile times 87 GTA 350
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1/4 mile times 87 GTA 350
does anyone know where i can find a definitive answer to this aside from going to the track my self? Ive seen times from 15.7 to 14.3. i mean come on thats a second and a half of difference. theres gotta be a site that has a pretty correct number on what it is.
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That's because your car could be in perfect running shape like it was off the showroom floor running 14.3s or it could have bad plugs, wires, cap/rotor, O2 sensor, air filter, coolant temp sensor, etc. and be running 15s.
We always say go to the track because that's the only way you know exactly what YOUR car will run. No sense in knowing the stock time this car ran 18 years ago and trying to benchrace someone like that. 18 years and tens of thousands of miles tends to slow cars down unless they are in mint shape and/or with performance mods.
We always say go to the track because that's the only way you know exactly what YOUR car will run. No sense in knowing the stock time this car ran 18 years ago and trying to benchrace someone like that. 18 years and tens of thousands of miles tends to slow cars down unless they are in mint shape and/or with performance mods.
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so in otherwords go to the track and find out what your particular car runs...
and if possible have yourself and a buddy both take it down the track usually will have two totally different times due to reaction times and shift points....
good luck
and if possible have yourself and a buddy both take it down the track usually will have two totally different times due to reaction times and shift points....
good luck
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Another thing you could do and I know i'm going to, if ya don't want to take it to the track you can buy one of those g-tec things. you just put it in your car and it'll tell ya 1/4 mile time, top speed, g-forces and lots more. finding an empty street and reading the g-tec sounds alot better to me than driving up to a track.
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Originally posted by THEGENERAL
so in otherwords go to the track and find out what your particular car runs...
and if possible have yourself and a buddy both take it down the track usually will have two totally different times due to reaction times and shift points....
good luck
so in otherwords go to the track and find out what your particular car runs...
and if possible have yourself and a buddy both take it down the track usually will have two totally different times due to reaction times and shift points....
good luck
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Originally posted by Flash
finding an empty street and reading the g-tec sounds alot better to me than driving up to a track.
finding an empty street and reading the g-tec sounds alot better to me than driving up to a track.
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that's fine if ya live close to a track, I on the other hand don't. for me to take a day and go up to the track wouldn't be the easiest thing in the world. and we got roads to race on all over up here. It's just my preference. you don't have to agree with it.
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Car: 1966 impala , 1998 sebring vert,1978 buick regal turbo, 1991 chevy silverado 3/4ton 4x4 lifted
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Originally posted by Flash
that's fine if ya live close to a track, I on the other hand don't. for me to take a day and go up to the track wouldn't be the easiest thing in the world. and we got roads to race on all over up here. It's just my preference. you don't have to agree with it.
that's fine if ya live close to a track, I on the other hand don't. for me to take a day and go up to the track wouldn't be the easiest thing in the world. and we got roads to race on all over up here. It's just my preference. you don't have to agree with it.
What i dont agree with is the people that are racing thru town or from stoplight to stoplight when im in the car with my kids comming down the same street or on a side street..
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we don't. we go out in the boonies. where if we go wild and runn of the road or anything the worst case scenerio is killing a cow, or running into a ditch.
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Car: 1966 impala , 1998 sebring vert,1978 buick regal turbo, 1991 chevy silverado 3/4ton 4x4 lifted
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we don't. we go out in the boonies. where if we go wild and runn of the road or anything the worst case scenerio is killing a cow, or running into a ditch.
we don't. we go out in the boonies. where if we go wild and runn of the road or anything the worst case scenerio is killing a cow, or running into a ditch.
and the only benifit to hitting a cow is that you get to have a bbq afterwards....
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