ZR1 in the 9's!
America was made just a little greater after Lingenfelter modified the ZR1.
Here is what a bolt-on Zr1 is capable of with a good driver, BTW I know they made at least (3) 9 second passes that day. Enjoy.:cool: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LzOf-ckQaTs |
How was the trap speed and any idea whats done to it?
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The car ran a 145.74 mph trap speeds. The car also made 2 other 9 sec. runs earlier that day trapping 144 mph. The car has stock: heads, cam, exhaust system, clutch, rear end gear and transmission. The mods include:
- LPE 8.5” diameter harmonic balancer – 11 rib - LPE 2.60” diameter supercharger pulley – 11 rib - Lingenfelter S&B air filter - 4” diameter air intake tube with mass air sensor - Ported stock throttle body - Intercooler supercharger inlet modifications - Double capacity intercooler heat exchanger - Larger capacity intercooler reservoir system The car is putting out about 200 rwhp over stock power levels. Dynoed 739 rwhp/740 ft-lb rwtq. Another plus is that it runs the stock cats and would pass emissions testing. |
http://www.lingenfelter.com/Forum/Li...5.74%20run.JPG
Not to shabby in the 1/8 mile either, nearly 115 mph in 6.39 seconds.:D |
That is an unbelievable run. I love that ZR1
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wow nice set up and numbers! ;) Where did you run that car in Houston without getting tossed off the tracks? or was it a Private Rental?
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Never mind, I see it was Maryland. Sorry for the previous post.
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Impressive runs. Are those drag radials or slicks?
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Wow that is sick.
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Nasty...Wait till they go internal on one of these or even turbo:eek:
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Wow....
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Originally Posted by rseven
(Post 2648831)
Impressive runs. Are those drag radials or slicks?
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I watched that run first hand.:)
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Impressive!!
Such mild modifications! WOW |
Seriously impressive!
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