1/4 mile below sea level

Luis911

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if at an altitude of 2000 meters my time is 15 seconds?, and sea level is 13 seconds, what time would for example to 200 meters below sea level?

 

Mustang5L5

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200 meters below isn;t that far...maybe 650 ft or so. You'd prob run a tenth or two faster.

 

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Using the numbers you posted you woul be mathmatically 2 tenths faster at 200 meters below sea level. Realistically there are too many variables to determine an exact change, but that should be close.

 

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you would run way slow with all that water holding you back.

sorry ...someone had to do it

 

Luis911

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newskool said:

Using the numbers you posted you woul be mathmatically 2 tenths faster at 200 meters below sea level. Realistically there are too many variables to determine an exact change, but that should be close.

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if there is a place far below sea level, in theory my time would be lower?. if this is true, could reach 7 seconds in an imaginary place?

 

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Dig a DEEP hole!

 

newskool

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Luis911 said:

if there is a place far below sea level, in theory my time would be lower?. if this is true, could reach 7 seconds in an imaginary place?

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nope, you'll just have to build a faster car.

 

25thmustang

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Cars rarely ever seem to run what they "should" run at sea level.

Only way to find out is to run the car at a sea level or lower track!