What's your 0 to 60 time?

[CobraDan]

I own a stock 2006 Trailblazer SS as my daily driver and have not taken it to the track but I thought you might find the examples below interesting, stock they are turning around 14 flat or better in the ¼ mile. The tune is what really makes them run but notice the 60’ times.

06' TB SS
(LT2 2WD) 12.54 @107+ 1.67 60' CAI Tune, UD pulley, LS1 Fans, 3200 Vig & DR's
Performance work completed by TuneTimePerformance

07 Red TBSS 12.84@104.7 DA 1700+ Corrected 12.6@106.6 -SKIBA Tune, Intake, ls7 tb, Ud pulley, Corsa, RPM Level 5 Trans, 3400 Vig. stall, and Efans. 1.77 60 ft.

[BlackSnake]

Just my 2 cents, really research the difference between the SR and the R, I know people with both and depending on what you want it for, (and I mean how you wanna play on the street), you may actually prefer the 402R. I have the 402R and a friend had the 402SR,(GT40) he swapped it for the R because of his driving habits. So continue to ask around. I agree that the Rousch is the way to go with warr, resale and customer srevice!! Good Luck- RYan

[Slojo]

3.8 sec's once, other than that, low 4's. Stock BF tires on my SPF (actually original rubber). It really is about the drivers ability and experience. I know many people keep saying it, but until you actually try it and experience first hand all the nuances that goes into driving one of these cars under hard acceleration, it is hard to fully appreciate. The Cobra is the one car where I read about folks wanting not just more HP all the time, but some actually want less. For street driving, the 0-60 Mph is most compelling for me and my geo.

[Excaliber]

JustaSix, another 'ringer', nice car but hardly a typical replica Cobra. Buick V6 dry sumped and full drag race prepared motor/car. Last I heard he was going to add a bottle and was hoping to break into the 9's! Small motors better? Depends on your interpretation I guess, Honda four bangers run in the 6's (ya think there a ringer?).

[JAM1775]

Hey guys check these 0-60 road tests out :
http://www.forbes.com/2007/07/19/car..._0720cars.html

Click on "In Pictures" below the article.