7.9-8.0 1/8th mile ??????? Need an answer
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7.9-8.0 1/8th mile ??????? Need an answer
Went to the local track this past weekend, and ran my car. hoping to run the quarter mile, but instead had to run the 1/8th. 
(track was to wet on the big end.)
I ended up running a 8.0-7.9@90mph and i was wondering if there is any formula to use to figure out the 1/4 mile time.
Thanks guys,
Brian
(track was to wet on the big end.)I ended up running a 8.0-7.9@90mph and i was wondering if there is any formula to use to figure out the 1/4 mile time.
Thanks guys,
Brian
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Re: 7.9-8.0 1/8th mile ??????? Need an answer (TurbodCX)
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I ended up running a 8.0-7.9@90mph and i was wondering if there is any formula to use to figure out the 1/4 mile time.
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was that on street tires? 8.0 @ 90 is probably good for low to mid 12's like said above.
I ended up running a 8.0-7.9@90mph and i was wondering if there is any formula to use to figure out the 1/4 mile time.
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was that on street tires? 8.0 @ 90 is probably good for low to mid 12's like said above.
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Re: 7.9-8.0 1/8th mile ??????? Need an answer (DIRep)
No, this was on the shittyiest set of small *** 20' slicks.. lol
I did do a 1.9 60' though,but it was 2nd and 3rd that was spinning.
Man i know i can do 11's now!!!! Nice!
Brian
I did do a 1.9 60' though,but it was 2nd and 3rd that was spinning.
Man i know i can do 11's now!!!! Nice!
Brian
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