Hertz ZHZ
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Hertz ZHZ
I just ran a 12.62 at 114.85 in one today at the track. Just left it in D with the traction off. The car moves good. I could have most likely picked up a tenth with it in S but letting it shift itself. The line pressure gets jacked up a little in S so you get a little quicker shift. This option on a regular vette, headers, cam, intake, tune and gears and you would blow the doors off any stock Z06 run after run. I was really surprised at how strong the LS3 was stock and the trap speed for an automatic in the heat and dead nuts stock and crappy beat to death runflats.
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From: stuart fl
I just ran a 12.62 at 114.85 in one today at the track. Just left it in D with the traction off. The car moves good. I could have most likely picked up a tenth with it in S but letting it shift itself. The line pressure gets jacked up a little in S so you get a little quicker shift. This option on a regular vette, headers, cam, intake, tune and gears and you would blow the doors off any stock Z06 run after run. I was really surprised at how strong the LS3 was stock and the trap speed for an automatic in the heat and dead nuts stock and crappy beat to death runflats.
i didnt know you ran that good for some reason i was thinking a 12.7 o well good time and MPH.
dicky
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I just ran a 12.62 at 114.85 in one today at the track. Just left it in D with the traction off. The car moves good. I could have most likely picked up a tenth with it in S but letting it shift itself. The line pressure gets jacked up a little in S so you get a little quicker shift. This option on a regular vette, headers, cam, intake, tune and gears and you would blow the doors off any stock Z06 run after run. I was really surprised at how strong the LS3 was stock and the trap speed for an automatic in the heat and dead nuts stock and crappy beat to death runflats.
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Drifting
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From: Naples FL
Where you at the track Yest. in Orlando. I think I saw your car there. I was right next to the track at Stuntwars and I was watching some cars run.
Burning Brakes
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From: stuart fl
dicky
Another T15 victim.
Drifting
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Me and a buddy (he's got a bike) were verrry close to going over there and racing but decided against it because we had to rely on them to get us 500mi home.
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I just ran a 12.62 at 114.85 in one today at the track. Just left it in D with the traction off. The car moves good. I could have most likely picked up a tenth with it in S but letting it shift itself. The line pressure gets jacked up a little in S so you get a little quicker shift. This option on a regular vette, headers, cam, intake, tune and gears and you would blow the doors off any stock Z06 run after run. I was really surprised at how strong the LS3 was stock and the trap speed for an automatic in the heat and dead nuts stock and crappy beat to death runflats.
