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AND, sometimes it just slides sideways... , but its still fun doing a burnout, or ?

7.6 sec eight mile. and and a lot of coffe between the rounds..

FOX life is fun !

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SICK

 

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Very cool pic!

 

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love the 86's


what does 7.6 mean as far as 1/4? i'm 1/8th illiterate

 

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That depends on a lot of factors...

A good rule of thumb, 7.70 is roughly 12.00. In this instance he seems to have a high trap for his time. I went 7.481 @ 90 in my dads car (1.58 60') and although it wasnt a full 1/4 track, looking at other slips, an 11.7-11.9 would have been a good guess...

I would say 7.66 with a 95 mph trap, would be in the 11.7 range looking at a good 116-118 mph, maybe more?

 

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-86GTStang

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Thanks

Racing is fun New eight mile race next weekend, and a quarter mile raceday seventh of July. Seems to be a good guess regarding the 1/4 ET. Hope to run 11.7sec. The engine feels strong.

 

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Awesome pic. Nice times.

Superhereaux said:

love the 86's


what does 7.6 mean as far as 1/4? i'm 1/8th illiterate

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A good rule of thumb for converting 1/8 to 1/4 is multiplying the 1/8 time by 1.565. It seems to get you within a tenth or two.

 

Superhereaux

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blackened88lx said:

A good rule of thumb for converting 1/8 to 1/4 is multiplying the 1/8 time by 1.565. It seems to get you within a tenth or two.

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thanks but what's the 1.565? is that based on something?

kind of a weird number to remember

 

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Couldn't tell ya. Just read it somewhere and it works damn good, so that's what I use haha.

 

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