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Rosco 04-10-2002 06:51 PM

1/16 mile...
 
Alright, I'm pretty sure that this is correct, In the area there's a oval track lengenthed out a bit for 2 straights. I'm pretty sure someone told me before it's about 1/16 mile. Not sure...maybe it's an 1/8...but I have no sense of memory or am able to determine distances :D Alright, well anyways my friend has a '88 Monte SS compeltely moded with a 400sb and many other goodies. He was running at best...a 5.78 in that length. And There was a mustang there that was running 5.69. My question is if this is a 1/16 mile track, what kinda times (if there's anyway of converting it) would he be running in the 1/4? One of my other friends said he'd prolly be running low to mid 13's. Oh yeah, he was hitting about ...80-87 mph? If i can remeber correctly, although I'll hafto ask him. I know I have no chance of beating this kid, as he can pull away from me any time he wants against my 5.0. Although, If i dumped $10k into my engine alone..I think i could run him. Any ideas on what kinda times those would calculate into?

lx mike 04-10-2002 10:01 PM

I think they don't time from a standing start they get a few laps warmup first then they time. 5.78@87m.p.h you said he ran, correct?? it's probly an 1/8 mile oval track. you can't compare that to a 1/4 mile drag race.

Rosco 04-10-2002 10:17 PM

Oh, it's from a standstill. I've been there before. They got a tree, the stage, and I can't remeber what elseIt's an oval track...But they use the straight section as the 1/8. I asked my friend, and yes it is an 1/8. I'm pretty sure he was running around 85 mph. Couldn't that be converted into 1/4 mile times?

Dark_5.0 04-10-2002 11:14 PM

Multiply the 1/8th mile time by 1.56 and that will be the 1/4 mile time.

Later,

tireburner163 04-11-2002 08:34 AM

MW has a calculator for this. It's under Analyzer

lx mike 04-11-2002 05:07 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Rosco
Oh, it's from a standstill. I've been there before. They got a tree, the stage, and I can't remeber what elseIt's an oval track...But they use the straight section as the 1/8. I asked my friend, and yes it is an 1/8. I'm pretty sure he was running around 85 mph. Couldn't that be converted into 1/4 mile times?
I went to the analyzer and put in the numbers you gave me and it said it would work out to a 9.12@109 mph.

Rosco 04-11-2002 08:42 PM

hmm...that seems kinda weird..hehe 9.12@109...isn't that kinda...impossible unless you have a super low reaction and 60' time? Oh well...guess he'll just hafto take it to a real strip. thanks guys


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