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my289eatsrice

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I've done some search for cars similar to mine and can't get a decent answer...I've got a 95 cobra, 306, ported cobra heads, 6 lb pullied s-trim, 5-speed, rpm intake, & supporting mods and it made 425/420 at the wheels...

Now the car is full weight (ill pull the spare but besides that) and I'll be leaving on 315 BFG Dragradials...the car has a fresh eaton posi unit w/ 327 gears...

Any ideas? Thanks,

 

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low 12's/high 11's?

 

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I would have to say mid-high 11s.

 

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Depending on how well you can drive, I would say anywhere from mid 11's to low 13's. The car should run at least a 12.00 with DR's and a decent 60' time.

 

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Thanks for the input...I'm hoping to pull a 1.7 or 1.8 60 foot...anybody else running a similar combo/time?

 

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Do a search for GMKILLR as he has a similar combo, but with a stock from the TB to oil pan engine and he ran a 11.7 at 118 with a 1.6X 60'.

425 is REALLY good for only 6lbs of boost, what pulleys are you running?

 

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i dont know what size the pully is, but ni do know its a 6 lb pully,and it actually makes 8lbs of boost bc of the power pipe...