I agree totally 10sec. Its fun to line up and have at it at a drag strip and you have a captive audience to boot. The few times I have been to the track have made me realise how important the driver is throughout the whole drive. I have got good launches just to screw up the shift. I will bring a 13.4 or .5 slip home before the year is up. Last time at Mooresville Drag Strip 1/8 mile my son outran me 3 times in his 350Z. But he also put 3 cars on a C-5 Corvette twice. His times were 9 flat and at Z-Max he was running 13.9s. He is a really good driver and handles a stick like a pro.