Going to the Track this weekend..lets Guess what i will run:)
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Going to the Track this weekend..lets Guess what i will run:)
This is my first time taking the new Camaro to the track. It's a bone stock Y87 with 3.42 Gears ect. I will be a cool day and I am a good driver...what do you think i will run. I am thinking 15.2 or better
Last edited by formula79; Mar 10, 2003 at 07:37 AM.
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Originally posted by chesee48
Aint gonna happen, sorry
Aint gonna happen, sorry
If I had to call it, I'd say it is most likely that you'll be in the 15.5 range,that is if you ran at the tracks that i go to.
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Originally posted by SonoItaliano90
No way man, try 15.9 - 16.0xx. 15.8 is pushing it a little
My car (a 98 V6 3.8L Firebird) ran a 15.9 @ 84mph in the middle of a hot day in July.
I wish our cars ran 15.2 or better, i would be happy!
No way man, try 15.9 - 16.0xx. 15.8 is pushing it a little
My car (a 98 V6 3.8L Firebird) ran a 15.9 @ 84mph in the middle of a hot day in July.
I wish our cars ran 15.2 or better, i would be happy!
With the y87 3.42 package he should run close to that stock...on a good track, anyway. Its the 3.08's that run high 15/low 16s ...the gears I have
. I wonder 3.73 would run...
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Originally posted by Satellite98
With the y87 3.42 package he should run close to that stock...on a good track, anyway. Its the 3.08's that run high 15/low 16s ...the gears I have .
I wonder 3.73 would run...
With the y87 3.42 package he should run close to that stock...on a good track, anyway. Its the 3.08's that run high 15/low 16s ...the gears I have
. I wonder 3.73 would run...
Theres no way in HELL he'll run 15.2 as-is with stock tires. i can guarantee it.
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Originally posted by HAZ-Matt
Ok, there is no excuse (besides poor driving) to be running high 15's in a 2000+ Y87 if you are at a semi-decent track.
If I had to call it, I'd say it is most likely that you'll be in the 15.5 range,that is if you ran at the tracks that i go to.
Ok, there is no excuse (besides poor driving) to be running high 15's in a 2000+ Y87 if you are at a semi-decent track.
If I had to call it, I'd say it is most likely that you'll be in the 15.5 range,that is if you ran at the tracks that i go to.
But 15.5 like u said is not 15.2...