Estimate 0 - 60 MPH on track times

[Blown&Injected]

Is it possible to get a fairly accurate estimate based on a 1.6 60' time and 11.8@116 1/4 mile time?

 

[Scottie-GNZ]

Credit to Ryan Webb for this one.

Please do not modify the copy on this link but instead, download a copy for your own use.

http://www.turbobuicks.com/members/scottiegnz/accel060.xls

 

[jastrckl]

you could try this ET calculator...
http://www.datamath.org/BASIC/LCD_Classic/ET.htm

 

[Blown&Injected]

the first link did not work - said action canceled. it acted as though it did download something but I could not find anything

as for the second link, thanks but i do not have on of thoes calculators. If somebody does have one, perhaps you can do the math for me?

Thanks

 

[UNGN]

Originally posted by Blown&Injected
the first link did not work - said action canceled. it acted as though it did download something but I could not find anything

Thanks

The First one is a Microsoft Excel Spread sheet. You need excel or an excel plug in for your browser (Explorer)

 

[UNGN]

Originally posted by Blown&Injected
Is it possible to get a fairly accurate estimate based on a 1.6 60' time and 11.8@116 1/4 mile time?

Using the calculators, I'd guess around 3.1 Seconds.

With a TR, though I'd expect a little quicker ET than a 11.8 with a 116 mph trap speed and a 1.6 60 ft. I'd guess that would be an 11.60 or so.

 

[Blown&Injected]

I do not remember the et, it was 11.8 or 11.6 - so you may be right about the 11.6, but then my trans had a bad 2-3 flair that would cause it to fall off a bit. I would rather err on the high side, I wont get jumped on by somebody that remembers my true ET, and I won't be dissapointed the next time I go to the track.

Thanks for the estimate.

 

[BoostKillsStres]

About 1/2 way down the page there's a 1/4 vs. 0-60 Gus had put together.

http://home.earthlink.net/~tmahon281/tech.html

 

[qwknuf6]

2.1 seconds,0-60 mph using DS numbers

 

[BoostMasterK]

Hey Soberian,

This is one that has been posted here before:

http://www.teamnabr.com/0-60_equation.html


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[Blown&Injected]

thanks MK.

but i do not remember my 1/8 mile times and i can't find my time slips. the track gives speed and et at 60', 330', 1/8 mile...

oh well as soon as i get that trans together it will be off to the track!

 

[BoostMasterK]

Originally posted by Blown&Injected
thanks MK.

but i do not remember my 1/8 mile times and i can't find my time slips. the track gives speed and et at 60', 330', 1/8 mile...

oh well as soon as i get that trans together it will be off to the track!

That's why you have to save those little scraps of paper I think 1/8th mile and 60' will get you a much more accurate estimate than 1/4 mile, so dig 'em up.


Looking forward to you getting back in gear, so to speak. We're gonna have our hands full this spring with a certain Viper owner!


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[smooth87]

4.8

 

[Blown&Injected]

Originally posted by mkazigian
Looking forward to you getting back in gear, so to speak. We're gonna have our hands full this spring with a certain Viper owner!


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Yep, and we know how much he likes the bottle!

I told him I would ride with him to make the pick up; he was not sure it would easily fit in the trailer.

 

[Blown&Injected]

come on smooth, crank it up - your running about stock times

 

[smooth87]

yeah, i know.. that was 3-7 degrees of KR all the way. bad gas... i am very confident that it'll run a half second faster in the 1/4 if i can drop my 60.

 

[geno]

http://www.smokemup.com/auto_math/index.php


With your 60ft this one will give 0-60 and gforce



Results:
1.46 av. G's to 60'.
51.1 M.P.H. at 60'.