Ponyboy4
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Those times have undoubtedly come from a track where the conditions were perfect, the track prepped in the right manner, good temperature, etc. We'll know once owners begin taking delivery and heading to the track. I bet anything they will be running 10s all day. Although, you have to account for the fact that the Demon is set up to be one thing and one thing only: a street-legal, warrantied drag car. The GT500/Cobra wont be, I'm sure, unless we get a sweet ass drag pack like you're suggesting. I also doubt it will come with the cool-ass boost-building launch mode that the Demon employs, so it will be at a disadvantage off the line.Theoretically, at 3900 lbs and 800 HP, with a drag pack car you could see low 10s.
The demon at 4200 lbs and 840 HP. Is a lower HP to weight than the GT500 would be at 3900 lbs and 800HP.
Calculator says 10.38 ET for GT500 vs 10.48 for demon at those weights. IMO the demon makes way more than 840HP to get the 9.6 times. Maybe 840 WP haha. Im sure my calculator is off a bit. Either way if numbers above were true...the GT500 in that form could even beat a demon.
I don't want the GT500/Cobra being a quarter mile car anyway. I want it to beat the ZL1's ass all up and down whichever road course it so pleases. Besides, if this new Halo Stang is compared to any FCA car, its going to be the Hellcat, which I'm certain will pale in comparison. But if, IF Ford wants to compete with the Demon, they just need to make a slightly less hardcore, street-legal Cobra Jet..
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