We didn't build a FWD because we had something to prove. We did it because of the Cost, Flexability, Weight Savings, Parasitic Drag Savings and Pure Simplicity. It's just not worth one tenth off of our 60' time to gain 200 lbs + and loose WHP as well as have to deal with the issues of all the extra mechanical parts. We are getting pretty Damn good 60's with the setup we have now and we plan on improving on them drastically with wheelie bars, bigger slicks and an LSD. Not to mention, the more weight you remove, the better your 60's get. I dont see a problem with us seeing low 1.5s on a regular basis with the occasional 1.4 with MINIMAL drivetrain breakage.

Oh, and before you say 1.4s arent possible, remember all the people who said 11s on the 14b werent possible in a FWD.