wow..ok..next question..what would a stock 1/4 time be on that, with a manual and traction?

 

That is hard to say, I've never seen any real numbers on it, but I think they run low 15's due to their extreme weight since the Shelby Z's have every option just about including a 10 ton electric drivers seat that has and does everything. A regular Daytona weighs around 2,500-2,700 lbs., but the Shelby Z's are well over 3,000 lbs. They run either low 15's or high-mid 14's.

 

I ran my CSX-T on a dyno jet a few years back it put down 220 HP and 260 ft-lbs torque at the wheels. at 16 psi boost.

 

ok...very interesting...so, as long as the turbo guys in the know are answering questions..another one..i was told by a kid with a 1st gen turbo neon that removing the cat, and just a down spout off of the turbo greatly reduces spool time....any validity to this?

 

True, the first time I changed a turbo on mine I test drove it with just a down pipe. can you say full spool under 3,000 RPM.

 

EXCELLENT...

anywho...CSXT802..i see you have a gallery setup, but no pics? and by chance do you own any of the vehicles in those videos you posted?

 

I tried to up load some pictures to my gallery but, it told me they were to big so I'm lost. those vid clips came from http://www.thedodgegarage.com/ there is a ton of info on 2.2 and 2.5 fwd mopars . it's Gary Donovan's web site the owner of that sick K-car.

 

If your pictures are too large you can send them to my E mail and I can send them back to you resized to fit. Or you can resize them with Windows Paint. Simply find the picture on your computer and double click the image, then click on the next to last icon below the picture (it will be a paint brush in front of a picture). When it opens it will be the picture in the Windows paint program. At the top, click on the "image" tab and then click on "stretch/skew" in the drop menu. You can then change the picture size by changing the percentage values (%) for the horizontal and vertical in the stretch part. This can enlarger pictures (by going higher than 100 %) and/or shrink them (by going below 100%). Change both values equally (65% 65%) to keep the picture correct, changing them to unequal values (40% 65%) will give you a warped stretched picture. After you have it the size you want, rename it and save it.

 

71 RR , thanks for the help. I'll try to reduce the size. if I can't do it I'll E-mail the pictures.

 

That will work, good luck with it. Let me know if you send them to me, I don't get around to my E-mail as often as I should.