might get a 95gt. 1/4 times?

snake109

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It has a bbk h-pipe with gutted cats, flowmaster cat-back, k&n drop in filter, 5sp tranny, it has "17 bullits with 245/45. What kind of 1/4 times could i expect? Thanks
EDIT: also car is in fair to good shape, car has 160K miles, engine was rebuilt 60K miles ago, full maintenence done on the car

 

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I'm going to assume it's a gt and say mid 14's...

 

Joe 5.0

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Mid 14's if you can drive real good and get 2.0 60's. It really depends on the driver & state of tune. It'll need gears to run low 14's, or an intake.

 

95WhiteVenom

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from what you have stated 14.5-14.9 depending on driver and condition of the car.

 

Killercanary

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I agree, if should be good for mid (14.4-14.5) ET's with a decent driver at around 95mph.

 

Scott_95GT

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Assuming the car is in proper tune and condition, stick the launch and it's good for mid 14's with stock gears.