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JRS02GT

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I have an '02 GT auto. Pretty much all stock except for a Flowmaster exhaust. I am getting set to take it to the track before doing my first round of mods. I tried it out with a G-Timer a few months ago. It mostly ran 15.0 according to the G-Timer. It was hot (probably 90+ degrees). Does that sound right given the conditions? Needless to say, I wasn't all that happy with that time.

 

'13_ImpactBlue_GT

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First off welcome to :SNSign: : How many miles does the car have right now? Are you planning on going All Motor or Forced Induction? Whats your budget?

 

03ghoststang

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you'll roughly run anywhere from 14.3-14.8 on a stock auto

 

03ghoststang

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if you plan on modding get gears first if you are wanting to stay N/A 4.10's, FI 3.73's

 

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jimfitzgerald

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You should run low 14's.

 

east_sidaz40

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jimfitzgerald said:

You should run low 14's.

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+1

 

03ghoststang

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oh and as a heads up disengage the O/D when you race you do not want to go into O/D at WOT not that you would anyway cause you'll be in the middle of 3rd gear when you finish the 1/4 mile

 

BlueRuckus

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jimfitzgerald said:

You should run low 14's.

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:Word:

Try to go at night when it's cooler so it runs a little harder.

 

CanadaStang

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JRS02GT said:

I have an '02 GT auto. Pretty much all stock except for a Flowmaster exhaust. I am getting set to take it to the track before doing my first round of mods. I tried it out with a G-Timer a few months ago. It mostly ran 15.0 according to the G-Timer. It was hot (probably 90+ degrees). Does that sound right given the conditions? Needless to say, I wasn't all that happy with that time.

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What's the elevation where you live?

 

JRS02GT

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Well, as far as elevation goes, we are very low in this area. Only a few feet above sea level. The climate at that time was very hot and very humid. I know that is a big factor. I figure I should be ok when I go to the track since it has been in the low 70's with moderate humidity lately. As far as planned mods, for now I am doing 4:10 gears and an o/r h-pipe to start. I know the gears will make a big difference in my times. I am toying around with the idea of adding a bottle later on next year. I just want to get comfortable with the car first. This is the first automatic I have had in 10 years.

 

joshheat25

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yea I ran a 14.2 with some small bolt ons!