Yes it is close to 7.5, but I have learned over the years that it takes a lot of horse power to move the needle very much in an 1/8th mile. I have a good friend who races Pro Mods in the 1/8th mile. Of course he is in a completely different league than our T's. His good runs in his 1969 all carbon fiber Camaro are in the 3.70 seconds range at 200 + mph using a 959 cu in motor and bunches of nitrous.
That would be interesting where you were running, almost like street racing, but not exactly. I think I have seen a video from from there I think ?? It was some time back and the guy lost control when he was going too fast when he topped the rise and crashed into a power pole or something just before it would have hit a building as I recall. Pretty spicy, but I guess better than all out street racing with no protection.
Have you been able to run yours through the beams? Am I right, as I recall you have a 400 inch small block? I know it sounds good. Sure wish I could get the cam in mine to sound better, but the computer takes control after it warms and goes into closed loupe and presto zippo you get a singer sewing machine sort of.
