1000 ft times
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From: Maumelle Arkansas
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1000 ft times
Our club has the local dragstrip reserved for an afternoon of track time.
The track is a 1000 ft track. I have always referenced 1/4 mile times for everthing when comparing performance.
What would be a typical 1000 ft time for a stock C6 LS2 auto.
All the published 1/4 times I have seen were around 12.9 to low 13's for a stock LS2.
Last time down the strip for me was in 1965 in a full size Galaxie 500 XL 390. I would assume a C6 will be slightly quicker.
LJ
The track is a 1000 ft track. I have always referenced 1/4 mile times for everthing when comparing performance.
What would be a typical 1000 ft time for a stock C6 LS2 auto.
All the published 1/4 times I have seen were around 12.9 to low 13's for a stock LS2.
Last time down the strip for me was in 1965 in a full size Galaxie 500 XL 390. I would assume a C6 will be slightly quicker.
LJ
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From: Pine Bluff Arkansas
St. Jude Donor '08-'09-'10-'11-'12-'13-'14-'15-'16-'17-'18-‘19-'20-'21
I hear if you give or take about 2 seconds you can get real close to the times.
I'll see ya there....in fact, I'll run your SS heads up for a coke.
Larry
I'll see ya there....in fact, I'll run your SS heads up for a coke.
Larry
Last edited by lebvette; Feb 8, 2011 at 05:48 PM.
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