JonJon said:Stock 01 Cobra dyno'd 270/281 at the dyno day
http://dynoperformance.com/search_details.php?ID=675
No need for preaching. This place is filled with preachers and jackasses that dont know anything.RED98Z28 said:why the H E L L are you racing to 120mph on the street anyway?????? If you get caught doing that you will have alot more problems than what you are having now!!! Why dont you take it to the track then you will hook better, will be safer, and you wont have to worry about going 120mph because you wont trap that high therefore keeping the other two cars passing you at higher speeds (which they do have the advantage at higher speeds due to the 3.27 geared cobra and the 3.73 geared lightning) This maybe isnt what you wanted to hear but oh well
GinoGT said:You'll get a higher top speed with gears because they'll put you further into the powerband in 5th gear.
I agree...I walk at any speed against the same car with me having a gear advantage.Ben99GT said:I don't why people think that 4.10s hurt you on the highway or on the top end. They don't hurt you at higher speeds at all, a 4.10 geared car should beat a 3.27 geared car at any speed, the worst beating being from a stop. I don't care if you start from a stop, 15, 50, 70 or 90 mph the 4.10 geared car will beat the car with 3.27s assuming equal drivers, etc.
There you go...GinoGT said:
With my 315 BFG DR's on, it feels like I have a whole different first gear.
You're spinning but don't realize it, the street sucks for traction. Go to the track with a nice pair of DR's or slicks, and you'll have an ear-to-ear smile when you get bitch-slapped into your seat on the launch.
Monkie said:I never understood why GT guys get 4.10s. The rpms just aren't enough for that low of gear. If I had a GT I'd get no less than 3.73s. Another thing is if you can't shift FAST, then you will be slower. You have to shift sooner in 4.10s.
Blakers01GT said:ok, my bad, i thought they put up more like 280-290 RWHP
hognutz said:you goal is to ben in fourth by the end of the quarter mile with each gear. same number of shifts.