Sounds good, and really wanting to get into road course. I only like drag racing few times for shits and giggles. Rentals are just a lot nicer.
Dodge DEMON on 93, No Skinnies and No Transbrake - Drag Vid
I'd certainly be happy having a car running those times that I could also drive to work & the store daily. I might get disappointed b/c it's lack of turning ability, though. I enjoy both. (Yes, I know it's not built for road course)
If I only did rentals I might still be interested. Nothing like sitting in the staging lanes for 45 minutes on a TT night and getting 3 passes for $30.
If you want to get into road course stuff in the future hit me up via PM. We probably don't need to clog up this thread lol.
Dodge didn't advertise that anyone can do it. They simply built and tested the car HUNDREDS of times and then gave their media department the details on its best pass.
They told us where and when they made the record pass. That is enough info for any intelligent consumer to do the research and any reasonable car guy would realize that they made hundreds of runs(on a private, prepped, site), tweaking things as they went and finally pulled off a 9.65 in -1300 DA.
Any car guy that knew that and really thinks that number will be common practice when the car got into the hands of consumers is a moron.
They told us where and when they made the record pass. That is enough info for any intelligent consumer to do the research and any reasonable car guy would realize that they made hundreds of runs(on a private, prepped, site), tweaking things as they went and finally pulled off a 9.65 in -1300 DA.
Any car guy that knew that and really thinks that number will be common practice when the car got into the hands of consumers is a moron.
Bam.
Well, it IS a car designed for drag racing. When was the last time any manufacturer built a 9 second car with a 3 year drag strip warranty?
Congrats man! It came in.
Destroyer Grey.
Never. This place is hilarious now. A bad ass muscle car that had been purpose built for the drag strip with a warranty from the factory that’s STEET LEGAL comes out and people whine about new owners running high 9’s.
If Ford would of built this people around here would be loosing their shit and giving each other HJ’s left and right.
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No, it doesn't take rocket science to to run in a straight line. It takes experience, torque, horsepower, correct suspension geometry, a solid chassis, the right tires running the perfect pressure, etc.
I didn't even begin to get into the technology needed to accomplish what I listed. That would require much more than rocket science.
I like to race. Rumor has it that I'm fairly good. We should line up some time and see just how easy that straight line is to rip down.
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So...your saying a Steeda is a modded mustang. Yes, I 100% agree.
We've got a resident john force yeeeehaaaw
I was at SGMP Friday night when the Steeda guys made that 10.71 run.
It’s every bit the “hero” run the demon had. There was mineshaft air at SGMP that night, they had a team of people pouring over that car after every run and trailered it to the track.
Track was very sticky too.
Anybody who thinks they’re just rolling up to the strip in their steeda mustang with those same mods and ripping off high 10’s is gonna be in for a bit of a surprise as well...
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It’s every bit the “hero” run the demon had. There was mineshaft air at SGMP that night, they had a team of people pouring over that car after every run and trailered it to the track.
Track was very sticky too.
Anybody who thinks they’re just rolling up to the strip in their steeda mustang with those same mods and ripping off high 10’s is gonna be in for a bit of a surprise as well...
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10.71^^
So bone stock makes 808 RWHP on 93? Wow!
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