851 RWHP TT 2004 Cobra

Discussion in 'SN95 4.6 Talk' started by Ackbar00, Aug 17, 2006.

  1. CobraRed_96_GT Active Member

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    you need a 10,9 second racing lisence man
    digging in should be that hard, you see the in car dyno vid? All the power comes on at 4k+
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    Yep 135 is still super low. Tims car @ like 740RWHP went 9.9 @ 140.

    Throw on another 100RWHP but add about 250#s. His 850RWHP cobra should be doing mid 140s. However if hes trying to run down there with anything other than slicks/DOTs (which would be dangerous IMO) then his trap speed WILL suffer. No traction = mega crappy ET and crappy trap speed.

    thats why im not sure if ill even get into the 11s :shrug:
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    And remember, this is the guys "beater" :jaw:
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    I certainly wouldnt kick it out of my garage.
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    I think it's a sweet car, but a 800+ hp daily driver? I don't get it, those turbos are really large for a daily driver. Not only that, but he would get destroyed in most stoplight races mildly modded stangs who can actually launch. The only thing a completely stock tire/suspension/everything except engine car with 800+ hp would be good for is roll racing, and I personally hate roll racing. I would do some serious suspension work, get some nice tires, and make it a weekend racer. 400 hp, or a stock 03' cobra with a couple mods, is more than enough for daily driving.

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