1/4 Estimate: Got all the info you need.
#7
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I sorted through a couple hundred old time slips looking for one that was
similar to the increments you posted.
60 - 2.080
330 - 5.617
1/8th ET - 8.496
1/8th mph - 85.87
1000' ET - 10.983
1/4 ET - 13.095
1/4 mph - 106.84
That was done with my 2000 A4 LS1 that weighed 3,400lbs without me in it. So, as I stated previously, that converts to a 13.0 @ 106mph.
How's that for "something a little stronger?"
similar to the increments you posted.
60 - 2.080
330 - 5.617
1/8th ET - 8.496
1/8th mph - 85.87
1000' ET - 10.983
1/4 ET - 13.095
1/4 mph - 106.84
That was done with my 2000 A4 LS1 that weighed 3,400lbs without me in it. So, as I stated previously, that converts to a 13.0 @ 106mph.
How's that for "something a little stronger?"
Last edited by unit213; 10-13-2009 at 08:38 PM.
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#9
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There's too many variables...shifting ability, clutch slip, missed gears, etc.
The car is capable of 12.90's, but you'd realistically see a 13.0.