| I agree, 109 mph should be good for high 12's or better with drag radials. I have never personally proven this but a lot of people claim that .1 seconds at the 60 foot line equals about .2 seconds better in the quarter. I've ran a few cars without and then with drag radials and it's a resonable claim. Drag radials and a good clutch you could get a big 60' improvement with practice. (I've seen a few 1.7's from these cars and heard of lower so it's resonable). If you figure your 60 was at ~2.3 you have at car capable of a lot better times. I would feel pretty good about that time considering that, you car is making nice HP. If you could even cut a 2.0 60' you would probably break into the 12's.
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