It's grown on me immensely in just one day. Lighter, slightly more power but I think they a giving themselves room to grow and this can be remedied quickly currently, a race version, FORGED INTERNALS, much better interior, 3.55 rear (this car is going to put up some great stock drag times)...
I would keep the 3.73's if I decided to start going for an NA 1/4 mile gen 3 record. If I decided to start hitting the road coarse or start running any 1/2 mile events I would switch back to the stock set or 3.55's.
I'd run a different tire and rear wheel combo to get it to hook anyway:)
I'll wait to see the pics from tomorrow, but right now there's just something not right about it. I love the GTS curves but then when you throw the angles in the rear, and the angles on the front fascia it just doesn't work. It's like wearing clothes that don't match lol. I'm sure it will...
125-132 on stock builds in varying DA, some might have run 135, but I know this setup will walk a stock motor Paxton car. If it trapped 134 in 1900 DA it should trap high 130's or even up to 140 in negative DA.
Saw Greg post your speed on the other site and figured you were having fun. Man trapping 134 in the 1/4 at 1900 DA is flying for a gen 3 NA. That would be a great trap speed for a Paxton gen 3. Your results further my ideology that heads and cam is one of the best ways to mod a gen 3...
Exactly, and AN fittings should have to be over torqued to seal properly. I threw them in the trash and bought the aeroquips and they sealed perfectly the first time and have not leaked since.
The OE stockers are complete crap so if you want to put them back on you'll just deal with the issue...
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