Cobra vs. GT....who wins?

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doogz said:
What did your car run stock, or what do you consider to be a good time for a stock 96-98 to run?


I'd say a good time would be mid 13's, average high 13's, and 14's for new drivers, or under bad conditions. I'm going to the track soon, going to give my new KC clutch a bit more time to sit.
 
You have the gears and the horsepower, but he has the torque advantage down low. He could very well get you in the eighth, but no way in the quarter.

Are your short gears really any kind of advantage in such a short race? I would think that by mid-track in the quarter you would about catch him and stomp him pretty good after that, but I think that his low end power would negate your gears until his motor starts wheezing at the higher rpm rang. Our little DOHC's come alive as the SOHC starts running out of steam.

Either way, good luck.

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This was entertaining :rolleyes:

The fastest car doesn't always win, the best driver doesn't either... thats why we race :D

Go to the track and run him and see what happens, come back and let us know :)

I don't like challenging other stangs... I like going after vets/cameros & imports... then, going back and hanging with the fellow stangers :nice:
 
Craig Mack said:
I'd say a good time would be mid 13's, average high 13's, and 14's for new drivers, or under bad conditions.

No way in hell is a stock 96-98 cobra going to run mid 13's.. LS1's run mid to low 13's, and the 01 cobra run mid 13's. Ive had 2 friends with a 96 and 98 Cobra's, powershifting and all, they both ran 14.1-14.3 stock
 
01MustangMan said:
No way in hell is a stock 96-98 cobra going to run mid 13's.. LS1's run mid to low 13's, and the 01 cobra run mid 13's. Ive had 2 friends with a 96 and 98 Cobra's, powershifting and all, they both ran 14.1-14.3 stock

I'm saying that as in an excellent time, not saying that it is the least bit common.