8.8 @ 79MPH @ 4400lbs! how much HP?!?
06-01-2002, 12:29 AM
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8.8 @ 79MPH @ 4400lbs! how much HP?!? took m 72 LWB truck to the 1/8 mile drags last tonight. 408 SBC mild street/strip build.
ran the following best to night:
.613 RT
2.005 60"
5.807 330" @ 61 MPH
8.846 1/8 mile
79.68 MPH
altitude was 600' or so w/ humidity round 70-80% and temp @ 80-82 degrees.
truck weighs in @ 4400 lbs. what kind of HP would be a safe quess for this thing?
ran the following best to night:
.613 RT
2.005 60"
5.807 330" @ 61 MPH
8.846 1/8 mile
79.68 MPH
altitude was 600' or so w/ humidity round 70-80% and temp @ 80-82 degrees.
truck weighs in @ 4400 lbs. what kind of HP would be a safe quess for this thing?
06-01-2002, 12:59 AM
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Re: 8.8 @ 79MPH @ 4400lbs! how much HP?!? 04/06/02 Carlsbad Raceway
4" Intake, removed headlight, HPPIII, UD pullies, ASM Headers, Cut-outs open, no weight redux, 1/4 tank gas, launched @ 1500 rpm, 26x11.50x16 ET Streets
.........R.T. .......0.561
.........60 ft ......1.908
.........330 ft .....5.640
.........1/8 ET .....8.799
.........1/8 MPH ....77.24
.........1/4 ET .....13.918
.........1/4 MPH ....95.91
Last dyno with this combo was ~300 RWHP and 347 RWTQ
Richard
4" Intake, removed headlight, HPPIII, UD pullies, ASM Headers, Cut-outs open, no weight redux, 1/4 tank gas, launched @ 1500 rpm, 26x11.50x16 ET Streets
.........R.T. .......0.561
.........60 ft ......1.908
.........330 ft .....5.640
.........1/8 ET .....8.799
.........1/8 MPH ....77.24
.........1/4 ET .....13.918
.........1/4 MPH ....95.91
Last dyno with this combo was ~300 RWHP and 347 RWTQ
Richard
06-02-2002, 10:02 AM
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Re: 8.8 @ 79MPH @ 4400lbs! how much HP?!? i was gonna say, "if you add a 1000 lbs. to your car." but i see your running a truck. now i understand. sorry.
