can i do this without doing majior mods or is it pointless i have a 2200w/ cai, header, cat delete, o2sim, 2.5in exaust, rksport insert&lower motormounts
It is pointless.
FORGET GIRLS GONE WILD WE HAVE GOVERNMENT SPENDING GONE WILD!
Pretty much true, it's pointless.
Unless you're going to run nitrous or some kind of power adder, you're stuck in the 10's or more.
But don't lose hope either man. There have been several that have gotten their 2.2 ohv's into the 15's in the 1320 so that would equate to very high 9's to extremely low 10's for the eight.
Good luck man and do enjoy your car.
Misnblu.com
Newbie member since 1999
Thank you Dave and JBO! 
Spray the 2200. Blow it up. Then swap in a Ecotec and be pissed off that stock the L61 is faster than the LN2 on gas
iwas just wondering because my friend had one that ran low 10s with just a weoponr short ram and a uni muffler
Isnt a 9 second 1/8th mile pass roughly equivalent to about a 13.5 second 1/4 mile pass?
I think my car runs like 11's or something in the 1/8th mile.... with the 1/4 mile time in my sig..... but I could be remembering wrong....... because I dont give a crap about 1/8th mile numbers...
a 9.5 sec 1/8th got me a 14.8 1/4 mile.
2001 Olds Alero (LD9)
650 whp / 543 ft-lb
@turboalero
So I was remembering wrong LOL...
If thats true than his friends 10 second car must have a LD9 or L61 in it...... and he doesnt realize his LN2 isn't the same.
it was a 02 2200. the 8th is the closest track to me the car i have now should be bout the same or better i was just wanting to know if there is anything i can do to help it out. ive even thought about trying to tune it a little
Just get out there and have some fun at the track.
Learn to bracket race and you won't have to worry about having a fast car but one that is consistent.
There is when driving skill is more important than having a fast car.
I won two trophies in bracket racing in two different states. I don't have a fast car but I learned to be very consistent with what I have and loved racing.
To me, that was more fun than trying go get a fast car at the time and money wouldn't allow me to be any faster. So bracket racing is what I fell in love with and went to the track every week or sometimes twice a week to learn to be a good bracket racer.
2nd place trophy at Irvington doing the 1/8 mile and a first place at Gulfport Dragway doing the 1/4 mile. They were back to back trophies btw.
I'm just trying to show you a different light about having fun with your car. You'd also be surprised that with all that practice of getting consistent, you learn new ways to take off time from your et's.
Misnblu.com
Newbie member since 1999
Thank you Dave and JBO!
