What do '02-'04 Z06 Corvettes usually run in the 1/8 mile?

 

good question....

 

I think to date the best my Dads stock 02 Z06 has run is 8.6 at like 92 mph. That MPH suggests the car could run 8.0-7.9 with an aggressive driver and good traction. On the other hand I saw a modded 04 Z06(MAF, TB, intake, exhaust) the owner claimed the car was making over 400 at the wheels and the best he ran was a 8.1 on DRs. Its all in the driver and traction.

-Brent

 

Check out this thread:
Corvette Forum > C5 Corvettes, 1997 - 2004 > Z06 Discussion
1/4 times for bone stock 02 Z06.

PRAY's times in the 1/8th were 7.91 to 8.39 on a bone stock '02 Z06.

 

8.2 @88 with 1.9 sixty ft. bone stock.

 

My best was an 8.01 at 93 mph. My 60' time was 1.92 on that run. That run was with just the exhaust, not the Vararam.

 

My best on ET Streets is a 7.610 at 93.72 mph with a 1.737 60' time...

My best on Nitto drag radials is a 7.728 at 93.32 mph with a 1.861 60'...

Both runs on different nights with differing temps/humidity.

My car is not stock though...I have a Vararam, Halltech air-bridge, LG longtubes without cats, GHL Magnum plus, and a Spec STG.3 with an alum. flywheel.

The car as it sits is untuned....I've been waiting to pull the trigger on a heads/cam package!

 

7.79 at 95.23mph with a 1.67 60' bone stock except for a intake. i think ranger and a few other guys have this beat stock though. check his write up on drag racing a zo6 i followed that except my rear pressures were different. i guess it doesnt help ive been doin it for a while either.

 

When you are starting to race, the 660' time to target is about 8.1. That equates (roughly) to a 12.40 1320', Chevy's spec for the car bone-stock on stock tires.

By my log:
12.30 1320 takes about a 8.00 660'
12.20 1320 takes about a 7.95 660'
12.10 1320 takes about a 7.90 660'
12.00 1320 takes about a 7.80 660'
11.90 1320 takes about a 7.70 660'
11.80 1320 takes about a 7.60 660'

Generally a very clean run will require 4.1-4.3 seconds in the 660'-1320' segment of the race.

The numbers change a little when you strap on DRs, because they give better hook on the launch and less spin on shifts, assuming they are properly heated. But the time from 660'-1320' is generally very close to those on stock tires.

Results may vary.

My best eighth mile segment is 7.41 with an cold-air intake on drag radials.

Ranger

 

stock or near stock run 7.9 (good driver) to 8.6 at 86 to 92mph....most do about 8.2 at 91mph (average driver) with 2.1 60ft.

 

Stock with 604 miles on it when it went for the first pass. 8.296 et 90.653 mph 2.119 60'.

 

7.83 @ 93 is my best stock time.