No, but they are cheaperS&B said:are mexican seconds slower than american seconds?
Tonys89GT said:Yeah, it sucks! You see people brag about their 13 sec passes with only a K&N and some exhaust.
ryan218 said:i think my v6 runs faster then that. but thats is very high.
gruvee87vertgt said:Luis, how did you get a Stang in Mexico.........this may sound dumb but only the wealthy have them down there? Did you get it from Cali?
I was in Mexico DF for a month and didnt see even one.
HAhahahahahahhahaReed said:2220 m is 7284 ft which is 1.4 mi. That's over 5 times longer than the regular 1/4 mi track a lot of us race at.
Most stock 5.0s will do 14.5 to 16.5 seconds in a 1/4 mile depending on the condition of the car, the transmission and the driver.
I'd say 18.7 seconds is quite fast to do over a mile, so now I'm just thinking that maybe 2220m is your elevation? Sorry, now I've just confused myself.
What was the length of the track?
Edit: Haha, should have kept my mouth shut. I'll say again, 14.5 - 16.5 seconds.
Dark Knight said:What was the air temp and hunidity when you ran? If it was hot, I wouldn't be suprised if the denisty altitude was 8000-9000ft... 2438m-2743m.
Did they give you more than just 1/4 ET and MPH?
I will to practice. Maybe 10º C (50º F)Dark Knight said:Total time looks like your 60ft time..2.5 means you were spinning the tires alot.. get some practice in and you should be able to get it down around 2.1
What was the temperature when you ran?
did you let off?? that MPH seems really low, is it still the stock 81 motor or is it rebuilt or from another car? that could be the problemo hombresLuis911 said:I ran at 23:00 hours, the ticket says Elapsed time=17.218 sec, vehicle speed=126.43 kph (78.55 mph), Reaction time=0.981 Red ligth=no and Total Time=2.599 (what is it?)
Aaron'S'tang said:HAhahahahahahhahaThat post just made my morning. Thank you so very much for the laugh.
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