Is a 6.33 1/8 enough?
03-23-2009, 11:25 AM
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a 6.33 is on the bubble, but considering your going 113 mph at half track, and your a turbo car (I think? I cant understaind your exact setup given in your dig) Id say your definatly in the 9's given another 660 feet. My camaro runs 6.15-6.20 @111 ish at half track and clicks off mid 9.7's. And thats N/A
03-23-2009, 04:57 PM
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should be good for 9.80 range or possibly better. Usually you can multiply the 1/8th ET by 1.55-1.56 is a close indicator. Being a turbo car I would think you would pick up more on the big end than an NA setup.
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03-29-2009, 01:03 PM
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my ol turbo car once ran a 6.7ish in the 1/8th.. but ALMOST a 9 flat on the other end..
at 1/8th i was trapping 140 mph tho.. lol
that was in the tnt stages of trying out what would get the little motor spooled up .
at 1/8th i was trapping 140 mph tho.. lol
that was in the tnt stages of trying out what would get the little motor spooled up .
03-31-2009, 12:54 PM
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Umm a 140 in the 1/8th is like a 5.2X/5.3X, your numbers don't work. I know it's back halfing but.
10-27-2012, 06:13 PM
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Mine was 6.52@113 at the 1/8th and 9.98@143 over the 1/4
then 6.41@113.8 at the 1/8th for 9.85@145 over the 1/4
M6 YSi car, circa 3640lbs
6.3 should be well into the 9's
then 6.41@113.8 at the 1/8th for 9.85@145 over the 1/4
M6 YSi car, circa 3640lbs
6.3 should be well into the 9's
