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Originally Posted by parish8
3.17 in my old truck , just 9psi and a 100shot out of the hole in 4hi
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after reading many many posts....take out your spare and your jack if you havetn already youshould get a better time on your 1/4's.....ive read as much up to 0.23 seconds...it might have been a different site but i did see the difference on his time slips....it may also help your 0-60 if your lucky.....i didnt kno of this when i did mine
after reading many many posts....take out your spare and your jack if you havetn already youshould get a better time on your 1/4's.....ive read as much up to 0.23 seconds...it might have been a different site but i did see the difference on his time slips....it may also help your 0-60 if your lucky.....i didnt kno of this when i did mine
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Originally Posted by Colonel
1.38 in my '00 Z28....no, seriously it is.
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Well, I ran 9.82. How fast would you have me run?
BTW, it just so happens that pulling a 1.38 60ft time and going from 0-60 MPH in 1.38 are the same thing. What I mean is that when you pull a 1.38 60 ft, you happen to be at 60 MPH at that point.
BTW, it just so happens that pulling a 1.38 60ft time and going from 0-60 MPH in 1.38 are the same thing. What I mean is that when you pull a 1.38 60 ft, you happen to be at 60 MPH at that point.
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BTW, it just so happens that pulling a 1.38 60ft time and going from 0-60 MPH in 1.38 are the same thing. What I mean is that when you pull a 1.38 60 ft, you happen to be at 60 MPH at that point.
Also, I guess I haven't paid attention to strip numbers enough lately, but it seems that if you can get to 60 mph in 60', you should be able to get faster than 137 in the next 1260'. I supposed there's a lot involved in that as well - traction, gear ratios, etc.
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Originally Posted by Colonel
What I mean is that when you pull a 1.38 60 ft, you happen to be at 60 MPH at that point.
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unit...u know how to use a ti85? **** i took discrete math, applied physics and calc/trig in college...i still dunno how to use these damn things. thank god my professor was a drunk.
my opinion about 0-60 mph...it doesnt really mean **** on the track...on the street, whats more important is the stop from 60-0 so you can stop next to a fart can equipped import to flex some american muscle...nipple rings showin and all!
my opinion about 0-60 mph...it doesnt really mean **** on the track...on the street, whats more important is the stop from 60-0 so you can stop next to a fart can equipped import to flex some american muscle...nipple rings showin and all!
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4.4 seconds - 4.5 seconds on a tazzo while at the track. usually this thing tends to read a little bit slow as far as quarter miler though so who knows what it really is.
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Originally Posted by slik98z
unit...u know how to use a ti85? **** i took discrete math, applied physics and calc/trig in college...i still dunno how to use these damn things. thank god my professor was a drunk.
I wonder what my 0-60mph would be once I throw some tires on.
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Originally Posted by unit213
Yep, I had all those classes too...calc I-III, linear algebra, discreet, finite, diff. eq. The TI-85 was a life saver.
I wonder what my 0-60mph would be once I throw some tires on.
I wonder what my 0-60mph would be once I throw some tires on.
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Originally Posted by unit213
Yep, I had all those classes too...calc I-III, linear algebra, discreet, finite, diff. eq. The TI-85 was a life saver.
I used it to check my answers on my final exams.