can a 00-04 chevy beat a 99-04 stock gt mustang
03-21-2004, 11:42 PM
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Originally Posted by Deckhand
if he does, THATS REALLY GOOD!
I have a buddy who has a Bullitt on spray and runs a 13.1 ..
I have a buddy who has a Bullitt on spray and runs a 13.1 ..
03-21-2004, 11:48 PM
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Fromwhat I have read, Stock GT's run from 13.9-14.5depending on elevation and weather. Mach1's .5 better. So I would say no way a 5.3 ext cab would have a prayer.
03-22-2004, 09:12 AM
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It's all on driver and traction.
GTs with your normal driver and street tires run 14.0-14.4.
Geta decent driver and you're looking at 13.8s.
Add slicks and 13.6 are not to far off the mark.
Mach1's are a solid low 13sec car if you can drive it.
This car is pretty sweet for mainly suspension mods.
http://www.mach-1.org/flash/1183jeff.html
GTs with your normal driver and street tires run 14.0-14.4.
Geta decent driver and you're looking at 13.8s.
Add slicks and 13.6 are not to far off the mark.
Mach1's are a solid low 13sec car if you can drive it.
This car is pretty sweet for mainly suspension mods.
http://www.mach-1.org/flash/1183jeff.html
03-22-2004, 09:52 AM
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The 99+ are like 260 right?? Pre- 99 was around 225, correct?? How many pounds of boost would I need to run to beat the newer ones?? I guess Ive got an extreme weight disadvantage.