Stock mach 1 12.95
Last week i was at the track and saw a completly stock mach 1 (tires and everything) run a 12.95 , pretty funny considering my friend with a moderately modded (all bolt-ons)cobra ran a 12.97
i think this takes the record for fastest stock mach 1
i think this takes the record for fastest stock mach 1
Originally posted by shocktech@May 3, 2005, 6:01 PM
Last week i was at the track and saw a completly stock mach 1 (tires and everything) run a 12.95 , pretty funny considering my friend with a moderately modded (all bolt-ons)cobra ran a 12.97
i think this takes the record for fastest stock mach 1
Last week i was at the track and saw a completly stock mach 1 (tires and everything) run a 12.95 , pretty funny considering my friend with a moderately modded (all bolt-ons)cobra ran a 12.97
i think this takes the record for fastest stock mach 1
and the cobra that was mentioned prolly had a driver who didnt know how to shift or something along those lines.
Originally posted by shocktech@May 5, 2005, 5:25 PM
we asked the driver what mods and he said none at all
we asked the driver what mods and he said none at all
You guys forget, mach1 engines were designed with one thing in mind. A great trq curve. They make alot better midrange power than most n/a cobra's. They have a slightly different cam profile which helps tremendously.
Also they have a better suspension package which helps in the weight transfer quite a bit. Plus the 3.55 gears in a solid rear axle is going to do alot better than a 99+ cobra with its weaker IRS that unless heavily modified will wheel hop enough to break a half-shaft on street tires.
I dont doubt the 12.95 on a stock car, but the guy is a great driver and knows his car better than he knows how to wipe his own rear. Power shifting is a must in order to acheive times like that, which I dont condone on a stock shifter equipped tranny (kiss the shift forks goodbye after time).
Also they have a better suspension package which helps in the weight transfer quite a bit. Plus the 3.55 gears in a solid rear axle is going to do alot better than a 99+ cobra with its weaker IRS that unless heavily modified will wheel hop enough to break a half-shaft on street tires.
I dont doubt the 12.95 on a stock car, but the guy is a great driver and knows his car better than he knows how to wipe his own rear. Power shifting is a must in order to acheive times like that, which I dont condone on a stock shifter equipped tranny (kiss the shift forks goodbye after time).
Originally posted by Scothew@May 6, 2005, 2:13 AM
You guys forget, mach1 engines were designed with one thing in mind. A great trq curve. They make alot better midrange power than most n/a cobra's. They have a slightly different cam profile which helps tremendously.
Also they have a better suspension package which helps in the weight transfer quite a bit. Plus the 3.55 gears in a solid rear axle is going to do alot better than a 99+ cobra with its weaker IRS that unless heavily modified will wheel hop enough to break a half-shaft on street tires.
I dont doubt the 12.95 on a stock car, but the guy is a great driver and knows his car better than he knows how to wipe his own rear. Power shifting is a must in order to acheive times like that, which I dont condone on a stock shifter equipped tranny (kiss the shift forks goodbye after time).
You guys forget, mach1 engines were designed with one thing in mind. A great trq curve. They make alot better midrange power than most n/a cobra's. They have a slightly different cam profile which helps tremendously.
Also they have a better suspension package which helps in the weight transfer quite a bit. Plus the 3.55 gears in a solid rear axle is going to do alot better than a 99+ cobra with its weaker IRS that unless heavily modified will wheel hop enough to break a half-shaft on street tires.
I dont doubt the 12.95 on a stock car, but the guy is a great driver and knows his car better than he knows how to wipe his own rear. Power shifting is a must in order to acheive times like that, which I dont condone on a stock shifter equipped tranny (kiss the shift forks goodbye after time).
thats simply baddd hiney! man, he must have gotten everything right to get that time. i probably couldnt do that with a modded 03/04 cobra. im good at anihilating the tires though!
Originally posted by conv_stang+May 6, 2005, 5:17 PM--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(conv_stang @ May 6, 2005, 5:17 PM)</div><div class='quotemain'>thats simply baddd hiney! man, he must have gotten everything right to get that time. i probably couldnt do that with a modded 03/04 cobra. im good at anihilating the tires though! 
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umm, MM&FF got a 12.40 at 112mph out of a all stock 03 cobra with nothing more than a tire pressure adjustment
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They (mm&ff) say the 99-04 Gt's (auto and stick) can break into the really high 13's stock under the right conditions so I believe it. Especially if you have areally experienced driver!
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they run 13.80s and 13.90s quite often actually
A couple of weeks ago I decided to see what my 04 Mach 1 5spd could do... so I went to the strip. Never having drag raced at a strip before I posted a 13.29 at 105.13! ...with a 2.024 60 ft time. I did not speed shift...not sure I could without breaking something.
My only mod is a Borla cat back...every thing is stock including the air filter. I had a half tank of gas with spare tire in the trunk and I weigh 230 lbs.
So, a lighter...better driver, less gas and spare removed could dip in the 12's or 13.0's. My best mph for the night was 105.63. I know she has more in her.
My only mod is a Borla cat back...every thing is stock including the air filter. I had a half tank of gas with spare tire in the trunk and I weigh 230 lbs.
So, a lighter...better driver, less gas and spare removed could dip in the 12's or 13.0's. My best mph for the night was 105.63. I know she has more in her.




It's quite doable.