outceltj

If auto gears, torque convertor, slicks. Manual slicks, cams, long tubes, lots of time shifting. And both cars will need LCAs

bluhorse

stick

bluebeastsrt

simplest way to do it is just race 1/8 mile tracks!

UPRSharad

That's easier then-

4.10 gear, UPR Products control arms, slicks, then launch like ya mean it, and powershift like your life depends on it!

slickman

I have many mods, you can see them in the link on my sig. This was July 2013 my second run, i don't have a video of the first run which was 12.01. Made tons of changes this past winter so, I expect to be in the 11's. With some seat time mid 11's I hope. That Chevelle make me look slow, that was a 10 sec car.

Mind you, this is the first time on the track in 45 years!

drewsky

I noticed a few commented on the video I posted, just wanna add that's not my car hahaha. I do however have an 06 with basically all the same mods and a few more. Same exact tires and all in the vid. I liked it cause I knew what my car could do with the right driving. To answer the question, the best mod is tires and driving! A few bolt ons don't hurt obviously but the car in the vid doesn't have a whole lot done to it considering the possibilities and no FI.

yourmyboybh1026

+1. I looked like an idiot at the track the first time I went because I ran a 15 or something stupid slow. It takes some practice to get the launch down, and then you need the traction.

Steven Bannoura

stock suspension, bolt ons

808muscle

If your in an auto you will need a new torque convertor, cai, tune, tires, LTs and maybe cams to hit 12s. With a manual just bolt ons, tires and the willingness to do 5k clutch dumps.

My car runs 12.2s. For this run I had my slow 12.90 bracket tune in.

chub46

To get a 4.6 in the low 12's you will need more then tires, tune and bolt-ons. As some have mentioned before, you will need either tires tune, nitrous and driver skills or tires, tune, a supercharger and driver skills and everything that goes with either power adder that will make your car safe and reliable. Adding tires, tune and blot-ons will get in the low 13's to mid 12's range. But you will still need driver skills to reach the 12's.