1/4 mile times
ok so here are the real numbers from the time slip:
R/T - .096 (pure luck)
60 ft. - 1.782
330 ft. - 5.417
1/8 - 8.513
MPH - 79.07
1/4 - 13.476
MPH - 98.90
oh yeah actual race weight was 3515 lbs. with me in it.
Does anybody know how to figure out the DA for a track? thanks again.
R/T - .096 (pure luck)
60 ft. - 1.782
330 ft. - 5.417
1/8 - 8.513
MPH - 79.07
1/4 - 13.476
MPH - 98.90
oh yeah actual race weight was 3515 lbs. with me in it.
Does anybody know how to figure out the DA for a track? thanks again.
R/T: .194
60': 2.091
1/8 Mile ET: 8.691
1/8 Mile MPH: 81.05
1/4 Mile ET: 13.475
1/4 Mile MPH: 103.75
If a new GT was running high 14's then it sounds like a high altitude track (unless that guy really couldn't drive, lol). You're 60' could probably improve, but I think you getting to a better track is what will really give you some great numbers.
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ok, thanks again. I guess i will start trying to find my lost power. I just replaced the fuel filter, plugs and wires before i ran those times. now it the car wants to stall at idle after it warms up. any guesses on what could be causing that? please dont say opti. thanks
