JohnC

This 5.0 auto (A6) with GT500 catback ran a 12.8:

It ran consistent 8.5's and 13.1's btw....

I figured out 2 reasons my junk ran slow. 1 is drag racing in drive with TC on slows it down a lot. 2. The Vararam intake on the car is untuned and causing issues. Even with no tune for the intake, I decided to run it again in Sport Mode and TC off. Here is the result: Left lane Car #50 With a tune and a better 60ft, I'll be in the 12's easy.

My junk is officially slow.... for now. Sunday I ran the 1/8 mile. best I could muster with traction control on was 8.80@82.55. Car has a Vararam intake and Corsa catback. No tune. Data log shows the CAI is screwing with the MAF and making the car run rich. So I have work to do... They got the car # wrong, but it's the right slip.

When I hit the lotto, I'll call you up and pick up that Porsche Carrera GT and the Mustang.

I'll just quote his mods:

Factory CTSV supercharger.

Stock diff.... Yes, I painstakingly went through his build and read every mod he listed.

Friend of mine put down 620 rwhp 559 tq in a CTSV He's in the fast Caddy...

Looks like Beech Bend (1/4 mile dragstrip) is opening up March 4th. Anyone down to meet-up and cruise to the dragstrip? http://www.beechbend.com/dragschedule.htm

I'm already thinking about my future hotrod. I'm a Mustang enthusiast, but I'm not brand loyal. If they trickle down some of that Shelby GT350 engine tech to the Mustang GT, I might bite. Otherwise, I'm liking the new Camaro with the LT engines. The Challengers are sick, but I just don't think they're good enough in the twisties for me. I want a more sporty car than just a straight line muscle car. Plus, they need to get that thing down to at least 3,800lbs at some point.

I had this since new (Oct 96), but just got tired of it. I got rid of it a couple weeks ago. With Goodyear skaterbacks (245's), it ran (2.04 60ft) 8.7 in the 1/8 and 13.5 in the 1/4 with a aluminum block PI swap and bolt-ons. I later stuck 315's on the back and 255's up front in machined FR500 style wheels. Mods list... Engine Mods: 2004 Aluminum block PI swap BBK Shorty headers MAC ProChamber o/r MAC Flowpath 3" catback BBK CAI Pro-Flo 87mm MAF for 19lb hr injectors BBK 75mm TB Trick Flow Plenum (no track times yet since installing) Drivetrain Mods: 4R70W to TR3550 swap Tremec 3550 aluminum bell housing Stock Ford flywheel B&M Ripper Shifter Ford Racing King Cobra HD Clutch Kit Steeda HD Clutch cable and quadrant BBK Firewall clutch adjuster Ford racing aluminum driveshaft Ford racing 3:73 gear TA aluminum rear support Suspension Mods: BBK Specific rate springs (1.5" drop) BBK Offset rack bushings Hotchkis Upper and lower control arms Maximum Motorsports CC Plates Fuel System: Ford Racing 190LPH fuel pump Tuning: SCT Xcal2 mail order tune from Dynospeed Racing Calibrated for PI swap, mods, rear 02's turned off, and bumped timing for 93 pump gas.

Camaro 2SS RS just rolled over 17k miles. Vararam intake and full Corsa cat back so far for mods.

I'm a trigger snob, so I'm biased. Nearly every rifle I own has an aftermarket trigger such as Geissele, ALG Defense, Tac-Con 3MR, etc. The worst mil-spec trigger I ever felt was in my Ruger SR556. The worst AK47 trigger I ever used was the factory trigger in my M92 PAP.

Yikes! There is internet service still that slow? Seriously, there is nothing better out there in your area? Check AT&T, Comcast, etc.

I visit states that do not have reciprocity with TN, like CA, so LEOSA will allow me to carry places my TN HCP won't. I already knew about the places we still can't carry, like Federal buildings, court rooms, etc.

Is that a Noveske Pig under that rail? I really like my pig. Throws the blast away from you, the shooter. Milspec trigger?

I had issues when I first got 105 Mbps (not here). Turns out the lines were a bit old, so they had to replace all the line off the pole all the way to my modem.

It's what they've been offering on their website. $70 1 Gigabit $10 rental for router and modem, and then taxes. It'll be $80 something after taxes.

I asked and the tech said they're already testing their 2 Gigabit up. They have fiber run to a point. The way he put it, it won't be long and it'll be 100% fiber to you modem. I suppose when they do that, the upload speeds will go up to where they should be. But I'm happy with this for $80 + tax for now.

Oh, the $10 rental fee gets you this gear: Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

They came and installed this morning....

Now is the time to buy. Hoard more than you'll need in this lifetime because the next election might yield a majority anti-2A politicians who will get an AWB passed like Bill Clinton did.

BTW, I'd rather had Google fiber because their speeds are 1 Gigabit up and 1 Gigabit down. They charge nothing for their wifi router as well. Comcast is 1 Gigabit down, 35 Mbps up. Then as a mentioned above, $10 rental fee.