1/4 mile estimator
08-26-2004 | 07:03 AM
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1/4 mile estimator
A while back their were a couple of links posted that would estimate 1/4 mile time if you plugged in hp and vehicle weight. Anyone know what links these are?
08-26-2004 | 09:30 AM
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This is the one I use a lot.
If you are getting killer 60s though you sometimes have to use crank HP instead of rear wheel.
http://www.race-cars.net/calculators/et_calculator.html
If you are getting killer 60s though you sometimes have to use crank HP instead of rear wheel.
http://www.race-cars.net/calculators/et_calculator.html
08-26-2004 | 07:24 PM
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Anyone have a feel for what the Rear wheel HP will be for a 6.0L with a Magnacharger and Headers and all time awd?
Hows this? 320 * 1.5 (for supercharger)=480 + Headers (20)= 500 HP at flywheel?
Then say 30% loss to Rear wheels, so 70% * 500 = 350 rwhp???
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Hows this? 320 * 1.5 (for supercharger)=480 + Headers (20)= 500 HP at flywheel?
Then say 30% loss to Rear wheels, so 70% * 500 = 350 rwhp???
D
08-26-2004 | 07:49 PM
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Originally Posted by Blowndenalixl
Anyone have a feel for what the Rear wheel HP will be for a 6.0L with a Magnacharger and Headers and all time awd?
Hows this? 320 * 1.5 (for supercharger)=480 + Headers (20)= 500 HP at flywheel?
Then say 30% loss to Rear wheels, so 70% * 500 = 350 rwhp???
D
Hows this? 320 * 1.5 (for supercharger)=480 + Headers (20)= 500 HP at flywheel?
Then say 30% loss to Rear wheels, so 70% * 500 = 350 rwhp???
D
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