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According to Drag 2000, mine will do the 1/4 mile in 12.2 at 113 MPH, and 60 foot time at 2.1 seconds, with current gearing.
If I change the rear to 3.89:1, I can get 11.97 sec for the 1/4 mile at 116 MPH, and 60 foot time at 2.0 seconds.
I can keep the gears I have now and go to a 3500 stall converter, now my time is 11.8 and my 60 foot time is 1.7 seconds.
I probably need better tires also.
This was using a '69 Chevy truck for Drag co-efficient. My truck is a little more slippery than a '69 Chevy. I used 4000 lbs as the weight.
Phil,
You get out very fast. Do you have an Auto trans? What is the stall speed of your converter?
If I change the rear to 3.89:1, I can get 11.97 sec for the 1/4 mile at 116 MPH, and 60 foot time at 2.0 seconds.
I can keep the gears I have now and go to a 3500 stall converter, now my time is 11.8 and my 60 foot time is 1.7 seconds.
I probably need better tires also.
This was using a '69 Chevy truck for Drag co-efficient. My truck is a little more slippery than a '69 Chevy. I used 4000 lbs as the weight.
Phil,
You get out very fast. Do you have an Auto trans? What is the stall speed of your converter?
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From: Stanton DE
Originally Posted by danlee
According to Drag 2000, mine will do the 1/4 mile in 12.2 at 113 MPH, and 60 foot time at 2.1 seconds, with current gearing.
If I change the rear to 3.89:1, I can get 11.97 sec for the 1/4 mile at 116 MPH, and 60 foot time at 2.0 seconds.
I can keep the gears I have now and go to a 3500 stall converter, now my time is 11.8 and my 60 foot time is 1.7 seconds.
I probably need better tires also.
This was using a '69 Chevy truck for Drag co-efficient. My truck is a little more slippery than a '69 Chevy. I used 4000 lbs as the weight.
Phil,
You get out very fast. Do you have an Auto trans? What is the stall speed of your converter?
If I change the rear to 3.89:1, I can get 11.97 sec for the 1/4 mile at 116 MPH, and 60 foot time at 2.0 seconds.
I can keep the gears I have now and go to a 3500 stall converter, now my time is 11.8 and my 60 foot time is 1.7 seconds.
I probably need better tires also.
This was using a '69 Chevy truck for Drag co-efficient. My truck is a little more slippery than a '69 Chevy. I used 4000 lbs as the weight.
Phil,
You get out very fast. Do you have an Auto trans? What is the stall speed of your converter?
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I will. Sorry! Just trying to stir it up a little more, but you're doing a great job!
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Well read the entire April Chat thread and you will see that we are going to race at Cecil.
danlee vs phil6608 for the title of Delaware Chapter's fastest!
danlee vs phil6608 for the title of Delaware Chapter's fastest!