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Realistically, you don't have enough to make 12's with out trying to impliment a drag style setup. You can do it with that power, but you got to plant it hard from the start.

What are your current times now? mph?
 
stangjunkie said:
no.. your HP seems low.... maybe its just me

His Horsepower and Torque numbers seem dead on for the parts he has listed in his signature. I have a Hot Rod magazine article in one of my article-compilation books that dyno tested every conceivable (well-matching) bolt-on on a 5.0 LX, which included aluminum GT-40 heads, Edelbrock Performer 5.0 intake, a complete Mac Exhaust setup (headers, catted H, catback), roller rockers, 70mm throttle body, Paxton Fuel Pressure Regulator, underdrive pullies, comp cam, etc, etc, etc. That car, with all the mods I listed and more, plus a custom tune, put out 297hp at the rear wheels. If he's at around 250hp at the rear wheels, with the parts he has listed, that's about right.
 
CAMAROEATER01 said:
suspension is what you need my friend... get that power to the ground and you will see 12s
Suspension is a friend in the drag racing scheme of things however i got to the mid 11's with out a drag racing suspension. I just threw more power at the car till it made 11's. I wonder what i could do with a drag racing set up.
 
The lowering springs will hurt performance on the track. If you want to keep the springs, get some slicks and torque box reinforcement. You should be shooting for 1.8-1.9 60' times. Maybe some other guy's can answer this. Is that consistantly the best possible to shoot for with a stiffer lowering spring?