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So what should 8.80s be in the 1/4?

   
Old 04-26-2011, 07:16 PM
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Default So what should 8.80s be in the 1/4?
Just wanna good guess. Thanks
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Old 04-26-2011, 07:21 PM
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What mph?
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i would say mid 13s
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13.70s and I did 8.80s I think?
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I did a 8.8 at 83mph and ran a 13.7
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I did an 8.80 @ 80 mph and a 13.80 @ 98 mph. Does this sound right? Or is my truck falling off at the end. This was on 22 in rims with a 2.02 60ft on 285/40/22 Toyo Proxies. The truck has a 3000 stall, LS1 hot cam and 4.10 gears. Then the normal cia, exhaust, headders, Nelson tune. It wen 80s exactly. 80 mph exactly in the 1/8. Whas up with all the 8s?
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i guess it needed a new cam huh....
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lol why ask what an 8.80 makes in the 1/4 if you already had your 1/4 time to go with it?
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Rule of thumb on heavy vehicles is multiply 1/8th ET by 1.57 for 1/4 ET.

Cars is usually 1.56 and motorcycles or turbo / supercharge / nitrous 1.55
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You can google for a table that converts 1/8 et.s and MPH to 1/4 mile et.s and MPH. I have ran my 03 SS Silverado on both 1/8 th mile and a 1/4 mile track and found the table to be fairly accurate.
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