Rear end quarter mile

NewStangNewbee

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I have a 96 gt and i put 3.73's in what quarter mile time difference should there be????????

 

NewStangNewbee

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anyone have a clue????

 

twogts4us

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The 3.73s will help you get off the line better and keep the engine in the power band more - I'd guess you'd pick up a couple 10ths in the 1320 if you use this (multiplied torque) to move the car and not to spin the tires.

 

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If you're a really good driver, I'd guess you'll be in the 15's.

 

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You do mean 14s...I say you'll take off .3 =)

 

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d98gt said:

You do mean 14s...I say you'll take off .3 =)

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No, actually I meant 15's. Chances are this guy's not an excellent driver.

 

d98gt

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but still... you think he'll run a 16 if he isn't lucky?

 

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d98gt said:

You do mean 14s...I say you'll take off .3 =)

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I agree with this maybe not the 14's part, but a good driver might see 3 tenths.....around there.

 

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3.73s are a poor choice for NA 1320. You'll be shifting into 4th before the end of the traps putting your car out of it's power band. At most you'll gain a couple of tenths.