ImBetterDude
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On a 2015 GT with manual tranny, 373 gears and 11" sticky street tires (not slicks) how much whp and wtq would a good driver need to run 10s in the 1/4 mile?
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Super specific! Can you elaborate?714whp
I have zero ground to help this conversation. I was hoping to get this party started for you by creating an opportunity for someone to call me crazy so you can get an answer.Super specific! Can you elaborate?
A10s are cheating!You will be hard pressed to run tens on street tire without significant more HP that a good drag tire.
On a good drag radial or slick 575-600 should get you there with good driving.
On a street tire 700 on a good prep.
A10 auto will do it with ease at 500
As this thread is seeking a 10 second slip, there are some very basic things that can be done to shave almost 200lbs off the car's weight. Start with a base curb weight of a 2019 Mustang GT Auto is 3705. Remove trunk mat, trunk mobility pack, floor mats, battery cover, engine cover, sound tube, windshield washer reservoir, passenger seat, rear seat backs and bottom (leave hardware installed), and get a light drag pack, you can shed 196.6 lbs. That gets you to 3508lbs curb weight figuring in full tank of gas. Could save more with light weight battery, lighter driveshaft, and more things that get deeper into race spec. The things mentioned above though are all easy/standard items without permanently altering the car into strip-only territory.Where would you find a 3300 pound mustang? I want one.
That's called a foxbody or a new edge with a coyote swap. Getting an s550 that low would take some work and lose alot of amenities that draw us in.Where would you find a 3300 pound mustang? I want one.
Yes correct. You can tear all the shit out of a car that it came from from the factory for free. But then you have to calculate how much your time is worth pullin it out & putting it back in every time you go racing.Lighter the car the less hp it takes. ;). RJames took a rental 18/19 GT a10 and ran 10’s with just long tubes, E85, tune, and weight reduction over weekend.
I can 100% confirm that the fastest NA MT82 is in fact a tuna can. Would NOT want to own it.That's called a foxbody or a new edge with a coyote swap. Getting an s550 that low would take some work and lose alot of amenities that draw us in.