I could. But the point is, i want it to do 13.9 seconds in its "daily driver" configuration. Drive to track, drive to start line, run 13.9 seconds, drive home. If I could achieve that, I will feel like I have really accomplished something ... from where the car started. And feel like I would have quite a nice Mopar.
Later, i may try to achieve 12.99, but that will take a few special track preparations, as you guys well know.
My Lexus LS 460L can run a 13.9 second E.T. with no prep. And it is at least 4,500 pounds and a smaller engine (4.6L V8). With a 5.9L and ~3,100 pounds, the ole Scamp needs to be able to run with the LS, and to be able to drive it to work, take the fellas to lunch (like a normal car if I were to want to) with no hassles, for me to feel satisfied with it.
That's my goal.
7milesout
