1/4 mile vs 1/8
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I under MPH doesn't gauge ETs. I am just saying that the car is going to backhalf a lot better than it front halfs.
When my car was a 6speed it ran 12.32 1/4 with a 7.98 1/8th on a 1.89 60ft
12.32/7.98 = 1.543
Now with the A4 it is 12.08 1/4 with a 7.66 1/8th on a 1.63 60ft
12.08/7.66 = 1.577
91mph is a ton of speed for an 8.20 1/8th mile time.
When my car was a 6speed it ran 12.32 1/4 with a 7.98 1/8th on a 1.89 60ft
12.32/7.98 = 1.543
Now with the A4 it is 12.08 1/4 with a 7.66 1/8th on a 1.63 60ft
12.08/7.66 = 1.577
91mph is a ton of speed for an 8.20 1/8th mile time.
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I always went off rule of .1 in 60ft is .2 in 1/4 mile and .1 in the 1/8th is .15 in the 1/4 mile. You could interpolate the ratios inbetween 330, 660 etc... But it isn't exactly linear.
Acceleration is a second order function (non linear). Velocity is a primary order function (linear).
Acceleration is a second order function (non linear). Velocity is a primary order function (linear).