You guys aren't reading between the lines here. He ran those times with his "old" set up. He has yet to track test his new one.
If you know the car has it in it theres nothing wrong with saying it.
I know my car will run 12's. I only need to find a track with -5000 feet DA.
I have a 12 second car. 12.8 @ 111 to be exact.
while it's 45 degrees out on a heated pavement track But i agree w/ BurningRubber that if you've been to the track and know your car is a 12.8-12.9 car but can only get 13.1-13.2's its okay to mention your car's capable or is a 12.9 car as long as you note that you haven't gotten it there. I still don't know if calling it a 12 second car is okay tho, since 12.8/12.9 is more 13 seconds than 12. Although i sure know once i break into the 12's ill be calling it a 12 second car out of pride
If you run a 12.99 its a 12 second car. You start talking like you do above here and you're crossing a fine line.... like...whats a 12 second car to you? 12.6? 12.7? how about 12.75? or 12.79?
If you cross the barrier in digits and break a 13.1 down a 12.9 its a 12 second car. PERIOD. especially when you have the time slip to back it up.
you should be running a lot faster than that. Time for some slicks!
Wow something seems a little wrong here, i've seen my buddy run 12.9 with his set up and he is only pushing 330rwhp...Must be the suspension, he has a sick set up
You may have a hot car, but you suck at the internet.
http://forums.stangnet.com/showpost.php?p=7178585&postcount=21
That was with 428rwhp/433rwtq on street tires and me still trying to get the hang of a notchy t56.
I haven't ran my car at the track with my KB 2.6H setup and most likely won't until I build the rear end. With slicks and a good driver, I'm sure it can do 10s with no problem.