Speed ,alot of people CONTEST the results( is the car truely stock or modded) with these cars because they flat out dont realize just how much driver ability has to do with the final ET. Basically since THEY cant achieve the same results (nor can anyone at their home track can )those who can are using modded cars .Verifyed proof is obtained EASILY by just doing a little research BEFORE posting that it can not be done .
Again, I don't think this debate is entirely about whether it "can" be done. I think for the most part that isn't in dispute for the "exceptional" driver (at least not by me). But part of what is trying to be established here is what is the "bell curve" of typical results for both cars with average drivers and how far apart those results are. In my opinion, as stated previously, and backed up with the results of the "fast list" and various other methods of evaluation used before in this thread the average Z is an 11.5-11.7 car at 122 in stock trim with a 1.8-1.9 short time and average atmospherics. The 03-06 viper I think is an 11.9-12.1 car at 118-119 in the same conditions.
What you don't want to acknowledge is that when people mod the cars as APPEARS to be the case in some of the times based on very high traps speeds (which indicates alot of horsepower) and they state it is stock (but no one really has any idea whether it is or isn't) then it serves to create the impression that anyone who can get out of bed and drive a stick can turn low 11's or 10's in the car. That simply isn't true and that is what me, Twister, GR8 and others are trying to point out. When other racers go to the track and don't ever see the times you indicate that is prima facie evidence that the average Z is not a low 11- ten second car typically and that the average is much higher. Your answer to this is always there is proof to the contrary about the low times, but IT IS ALWAYS the same 3 exceptional drivers. These drivers do not represent the "bell curve" of typical results. And if someone mods the car and it is trapping 127 in 1000 ft. DA weather and then says it is stock it aint, but it just gets anonymously added to legend of the 10 second Z.
It is no different than me going to the track tomorrow night and blazing an 11.5 or 11.60 @ 123 in my stock 06 and then having this used as the average "bell curve" results for a stock viper. Yeah, I did it. No, I am not an average driver. Yeah the weather was exceptional and the average 06 viper is still 11.9-12.1. Then someone comes along and turns an 11.60 at 128 and says it is stock. Bull****. At 128 its a modded car and falls too far outside the established norms of performance for the car.