achieving mid 13's from stock

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Hi all, Im looking for some opinions/ recommendations on the mods/boltons I would need in order to achieve mid 13's (my first goal) with a stock gt vert. Thanks for the help

 

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4.30 gears an drag radials. that is what did it for my car at least but my car isnt a vert so idk how much of a difference it would make

 

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what about with 3.73's?

 

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ponypowa2 said:

what about with 3.73's?

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Yeah Id go w/ 3.73's . 4.30's are a bit steap,you would be maxed out at about 80MPH on the interstate

H/C/I Gears, Traction, Puilles , bigger mass air....low 13's possibly 12's.

 

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NOS, bigger TB, injectors, and intake manifold. Bigger heads if you have money. I've heard that the stock cam is good for NOS? Anyway, n2o is the cheapest way to gain horsepower.

 

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Black95GTS said:

NOS, bigger TB, injectors, and intake manifold. Bigger heads if you have money. I've heard that the stock cam is good for NOS? Anyway, n2o is the cheapest way to gain horsepower.

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actually the stock cam is not a bad blower cam either, Im still using my stock cam.

 

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dont be affraid of the gears, race cars dont need highways

 

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gears, cold air, pulleys, edelbrock performer 5.0, exhaust (headers, midpipe, catback), 65mm tb, pro-m 77mm maf, drag radials, u didnt say if u had an auto or 5 speed, all that could probably get u around mid 13's with excellent driving

 

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alright thx for the responses, I have a manual. I dont plan on seeing the track much so I feel 3.73's will be fine. I have 3.08's at the moment.

 

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ponypowa2 said:

alright thx for the responses, I have a manual. I dont plan on seeing the track much so I feel 3.73's will be fine. I have 3.08's at the moment.

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3.73's should be fine for u then, i went from 3.08's to 3.73's and it was a very nice change...

 

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ARed1995GT said:

3.73's should be fine for u then, i went from 3.08's to 3.73's and it was a very nice change...

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are 3.08s the stock gears in a 95?

 

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yea im pretty sure

 

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oops

i posted to the wrong thread

 

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My combination was Full MAC Exhaust(no cats), Pullies, MARCH Ram Air, and 26x10.5x15 ET Streets. This netted me a best of 13.58 at 102. Oh yea and Stock gears. Track elevation is 500ft and the temp was 60* 0% humidity and Baro pressure somewhere in the 30's.