https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jZhtY2CUQG0
So the Vette driver goes home and gets his Mustang............
https://youtu.be/Xmw8bc9i8m4?t=91


Dahliathemeh wrote:Owned...

Dave I think the Hellcat puts out about 750HP. In the second video, the driver (who I don't think owns that Vette) comes back with his Mustang (1K HP) and dusts ("Owns" as Dahliathemeh puts itdaytime dave wrote:It looks like that car can move. The older fellow could drive too!

Dave I think the Hellcat puts out about 750HP. In the second video, the driver (who I don't think owns that Vette) comes back with his Mustang (1K HP) and dusts ("Owns" as Dahliathemeh puts itHenry88 wrote:daytime dave wrote:It looks like that car can move. The older fellow could drive too!
There's a surprise!Bugs wrote:I raced a guy in a Porsche back in the 70's with my MG Midget and lost.

Hey Bandit, excellent point about weight. And to think the Mustang driver was boasting about leaving the seats installed.bandit1250 wrote:Dave I think the Hellcat puts out about 750HP. In the second video, the driver (who I don't think owns that Vette) comes back with his Mustang (1K HP) and dusts ("Owns" as Dahliathemeh puts itHenry88 wrote:daytime dave wrote:It looks like that car can move. The older fellow could drive too!) the Hellcat.
The Mustang is a dual over head cam 32 valve engine and weighs 3705. The Challenger is a 16 valve push rod engine and weighs a whopping 4408 lbs. A 1000 HP Mustang definitely has a lot of work done to it. Put three 230 lb.passengers along with the driver in the Mustang and see what the out come might be. Hennessey has upgraded super charged versions of the Demon with power ranges from 1000 Hp to 1500 HP and more.
The Porche in the video is under 3,400 LB. and is more than likely twin turbos. The Dodge Hell Cat Charger weighs 4575 lb. The Hell Cats were built more for straight line performance on the drag strips and not built for road racing. The twin turbo Porche will run around 10.2's in the quarter and the Dodge Demon will run around 9.6's. Last year in NHRA factory stock/XX the Dodge Challenger won the championship by winning five of the seven Nat'l events even though NHRA was adding weight to the Dodge at most events to try to level the playing field because Chevy and Ford were not winning. Dodge was also the only model to get in to the 7 second range in the quarter mile in factory stock/XX. NHRA is very biased toward Chevrolet and will do anything they can to put Chevy first. When Chevy was the top dog the year before not 1 lb. of weight was added to it the whole year. They have already stated that over the winter they will have to make some rule changes to get Chevy and Ford more competitive to run with the Gen. 3 Hemi's. Leah Pritchett was the champion this past summer. She showed all the men how to win races and the championship.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z4JTMniEYVQ



I go to NHRA National events. Leah looks as good in person as she does on you tube or any where else. She is rated as the hottest female driver in motor sports right now.Dahliathemeh wrote:Mr Henry 88 all the girl drivers are gorgeous because of make up tutorials in you tube. Just like girl mechanics always look like pinup models. Every other female mechanic I ever met looked like me. Unless they were hunting for a man.
https://youtu.be/buMWJt7K4jM
