its time to guess my 1/4 mile time!

1994Vib.RedGT

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alright, so mods are in my signature, dyno numbers are 268/303, and I did the old on-ramp test and did 0-60 in about 4.9 and 0-90 in about 10.5, video is here YouTube - 1994 Mustang GT 0-90 part II

(If I am violating the street racing rules by posting that feel free to lock the thread, though technically i wasnt racing anyone )

so first off, are these good times? and what would my estimated 1/4 mile be?

 

ThePumpkin

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Was the on ramp down hill?

 

Black Stampede

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Did you change your speedo gear after the gear install?

 

divit250r

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Without knowing how you drive your car, all I can offer is to look at my times. My car put down 265/300 a couple years ago, and the best times are pretty close to what I figure is the max. I'll get with this amt. of power.

Scott

 

Black95GTS

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Mid to low 13s.

You could get into the 12s with slicks and removing the serpentine belt. Don't do the belt thing unless you have done it before or are with someone experienced with it.

Also, is it tuned or did you twist the distributor and play with fuel pressure?

Adam

 

1994Vib.RedGT

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the on ramp was downhill, and I didnt do the gears, they were done before I bought the car, but my GPS says the speedo is correct.

And as for the tune I twisted the dizzy and played with fuel pressure, I had looked into getting it tuned but a lot of people on here as well as the speed shop said it really didnt need it.