your tire circum is a bit suspicious.. a truck tire is only 82 inches and the chevy came with 14 inch rims and factory circum would have be closer to 72 inches based on a 195/60 14 sub for the 700-14 give or take.actually a 185 is a closer match. The corvette for that year would have come closer with a 205/75-15 current day replacement. Chevys ran 14 inch rims into the the mid 60s, so on chevelles and impalas and other large cars. Was this a corvette??
I seen em run 118 and 122,, and a roadrunner with 308 rear ends would run 132mph.. but that was a much newer car and it took a long long long time to get there....these were all at about 6 grand to 6200..
sure you weren't running alcohol, and a supercharger?
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