Hi im new and have a question. I have a 01 SSEI with a cold air intake, Exhaust, Autolite 104 plugs, 180t-stat, 3.4 pulley, and soon a highperformance PCM. what should It run in the 1/4?
As it stands Without the pulley or computer I raced a 89 Lx 5.0 5 speed mustang with exhaust, intake, 4.10 gears and i beat him by 2 cars in 1/4. I also raced a 06 GT mustang auto and was door to door from 25-80. It seems to run at about 9 lbs of boost without the pulley. any info would be great! Thanks

with the mods listed you should expect to run around 14.5, although every car is different

hmmm, I am not really a 1/4 mile expert, but from what I have seen here, I would guess somewhere around high 14s depending on your launch.

Just for future reference, we don't allow street racing here

Where did you get your CAI, and 3.4 pulley from? Also, where do you plan on getting your PCM from?

You should check out www.Intense-racing.com

I also took a 97 GTP in a 1/4 race.

Who said anything about street racing?

who would win.....a 08 mustang 4.0 V6 with exhaust,intake,chip,3.55 gears and big a$$ meats on the back?

You wouild win in stock form.

Please edit your previous reply instead of replying to your own posts.

Well, I don't think you raced a Mustang from 25 to 80 at a drag track

But either way, whether it was on a track of some kind or not, I was just letting you know that we don't allow street racing here.

Why would a V6 Mustang with that little bit of mods need big *** meats on it I think that you would probably have him in the 1/4 mile though.

The mustang is my fathers and its seems pretty damn quick! He beat a 40th ann. GTP
They are suppost to run low 15 1/4 stock sooooo hummm.

15'* are by no means "fast". All of these "who would win" and "i have XYZ mod'* what will i run" posts are completely pointless. There are way to many variables from car to car you could never accurately say what a car will run. When you go on to compare two cars against each other then the variables only increase. Get your mods done and grab a lane, that'* the only way you can accurately tell what your car will run or what you will or will not beat.