22's slowing me down
#1
Guy's just a random question, got a 13 6.2 ecsb with cai,american racing headers, and tune, just wondering how much et difference ya'll have seen with 17 or 18 inch wheels vs 20's or 22's. THANKS!
#2
General idea is 100 lbs. on the truck is .1 in the quarter mile.
Rotational weight is considered about 4:1 vs. static weight.
So if you drop 20 lbs a tire you are effectively dropping 320 from the whole truck. On paper that gets you about .3-.4 in the quarter mile.
This is all general info and has proven overall to be fairly accurate, but there are millions of factors and the D/A can effect your time by .3-.5 easily.
Rotational weight is considered about 4:1 vs. static weight.
So if you drop 20 lbs a tire you are effectively dropping 320 from the whole truck. On paper that gets you about .3-.4 in the quarter mile.
This is all general info and has proven overall to be fairly accurate, but there are millions of factors and the D/A can effect your time by .3-.5 easily.
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