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From: Ok! So you don't believe in conspiracies, but will you acknowledge the possibility of there being coordinated activities in secret places? Texas
Originally Posted by c-5-steve
what should I be able to run in the 1/4 mile?
would any of the new camaro SS or RS be able to take me?
I predict 13.4 - 13.0 1/4 mile times if you get decent traction. Some will say they've gone quicker in a bone stock car, but if you expect these numbers you won't be disappointed. From what I have witnessed of the Camaro SS, it is a 13.6 -13.3 car, stock. So from a dead stop I say you could win. From a roll, you probably won't win! JMO
I predict 13.4 - 13.0 1/4 mile times if you get decent traction. Some will say they've gone quicker in a bone stock car, but if you expect these numbers you won't be disappointed. From what I have witnessed of the Camaro SS, it is a 13.6 -13.3 car, stock. So from a dead stop I say you could win. From a roll, you probably won't win! JMO
I think he did as well. So much goes into getting a good time. Location, altitude and weather (DA) and probably most important- driver
That said there is a ton of benefits running a stall. If you are going to do all this trust me, there is more to come May as well do it now (I don't think it will hinder a stock cammed car, although a bigger one will affect driveability somewhat).
Ask some guys who have done it and some reputable performance shops. Good luck!
Obviously you have not been to the track yet so who cares about the 1/4 time. Neither have I. 2.73 to 3.42 good choice. http://www.rpmtransmissions.com/contact.html tell rodney to buy you lunch. took one hour. intake, headers. good choice. do them yourself. nitrous, 500 dollars. excellent choice. i have 140,000 miles on mine!
I predict 13.4 - 13.0 1/4 mile times if you get decent traction. Some will say they've gone quicker in a bone stock car, but if you expect these numbers you won't be disappointed. From what I have witnessed of the Camaro SS, it is a 13.6 -13.3 car, stock. So from a dead stop I say you could win. From a roll, you probably won't win! JMO
So you think a ss would still take a c-5 with those perf. mods on the highway?
So you think a ss would still take a c-5 with those perf. mods on the highway?
The ONLY new Camaro SS you re gonna have any problems outrunning, in ANY situation(with those mods) is one thats modded. Im a member on Camaro5.com and ive been lurking for awhile over there. There is ALOT of guys with 5th gen Camaros that are modding them though.
The ONLY new Camaro SS you re gonna have any problems outrunning, in ANY situation(with those mods) is one thats modded. Im a member on Camaro5.com and ive been lurking for awhile over there. There is ALOT of guys with 5th gen Camaros that are modding them though.
We have a new one that hangs out in the 'lot' and while its great to look at, it seems to be a bit short in the power department. (Probably too much in the weight department and the driver needs some more time behind the wheel as well)
the vette is a good 500 pounds lighter than the camaro and you guys really think the camaro will out run him. I disagree. Do the mods and take it to the track.
From: Ok! So you don't believe in conspiracies, but will you acknowledge the possibility of there being coordinated activities in secret places? Texas
Originally Posted by c-5-steve
So you think a ss would still take a c-5 with those perf. mods on the highway?
Yes. The C5 "advantage" is the weight difference. That weight difference means a lot less once the cars are already rolling. Now once you hit very illegal speeds the vette will once again have the advantage due to having less drag. If you were to race from 40mph, I think, the Camaro would immediately get out ahead. The vette would start catching up at over 100mph. JMRO
Last edited by Mister Peebody; Oct 16, 2009 at 07:02 PM.
Reason: to clarify
I was talking about a stock SS against a 97 coupe with a, A-4 and the mods mentioned above.
With the stock gears (2.73s), it will be a lot closer. I think the 3.42s give the C5 a BIG advantage. Couple that with a stall and a Vararam (mine netted me some huge gains) and a good launch (better tires than stock) and a stock SS doesn't stand a chance.