1995formy said:HI, I have a 95 formula but looking to upgrade.I have almost decided to get a 98 model but im also interested in mustangs.I would like to get a cobra but they are out of my price range.How much $$$ would it take to make 2000 gt as fast as a 98 TA?
1995formy said:HI, I have a 95 formula but looking to upgrade.I have almost decided to get a 98 model but im also interested in mustangs.I would like to get a cobra but they are out of my price range.How much $$$ would it take to make 2000 gt as fast as a 98 TA?
MustangLife said:A 98 TA in bone stock form should get a 13.00 with a good driver. Most people who have a 98 trans am are not stock. Ls1 owners love to put the giggle gas on there cars. I know 3 guys pretty good who have ls1 cars. One is putting 543 rwhp to the ground on the spray, one is 493 rwhp on the spray, and the other i'm not sure but runs low 10's in the 1/4 on spray. N/A 4.6vs. N/A ls1 = ls1, spray 4.6 vs/ sprayed ls1 = ls1 is gonna win. There just to strong of a engine and the stock short block can handle up like 600rwhp.
Josh
Why would they put weed on the track?mogs01gt said:They only put THC(is that right?)
GTvert01 said:Vht ?
mogs01gt said:stock t/a? I aint scared.
that is a load of ****. Only a hand full of F body's have ran 12s stock. They were probably on a awesome track and had perfect conditions. I have a friend with a 1le and the only reason he is in 12s is because his car is stripped. Those myths of ls1's running 12s stock, are do to the fact they have awesome tracks and perfect conditions. Also, you cant compare times that much to other states. Its like comparing Florida to Colorado, its not fair.
They do not all run 12s, most run mid 13s stock at any average track.
600rwhp on a stock aluminum block, that is a big risk without new sleeves and other better components. Their heads however will flow that much HP and more.