1/4 mile good or bad?
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1/8 mile: 10.81 at 69mph
1/4 mile: 16.49 at 88 mph
10ft: .79
20ft: 1.86
30ft: 3.06
40ft: 4.63
50ft: 6.66
60ft: 8.81
70ft:10.99
80ft: 13.60
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I did get wheel spin due to wet conditions on my first run but I reran the 1/4 mile today when things dried out and this is what I got...
1/8 mile: 10.81 at 69mph
1/4 mile: 16.49 at 88 mph
10ft: .79
20ft: 1.86
30ft: 3.06
40ft: 4.63
50ft: 6.66
60ft: 8.81
70ft:10.99
80ft: 13.60
1/8 mile: 10.81 at 69mph
1/4 mile: 16.49 at 88 mph
10ft: .79
20ft: 1.86
30ft: 3.06
40ft: 4.63
50ft: 6.66
60ft: 8.81
70ft:10.99
80ft: 13.60
On the time slips its usually something like:
Reaction time
60ft
1/8 mile time
1/8 mile speed
1/4 mile time
1/4 mile speed
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60'...........2.233
330..........6.474
1/8.........10.028
MPH........69.54
1000.......13.086
1/4.........15.714
MPH........85.21
Track elevation 190 feet
September, low humidity
1999 F150 2wd, reg cab, short bed, 5.4L 2valve
265/16/70 Michelin
empty weight 3900 lbs
Stock, no modifications
Time/speed will be slower at higher elevations.
Also high temps/humidity will factor.
Mid July slowed my truck by over a half sec.
That was many years ago.
The only 17.49 truck I've seen at the track was when I talked my brother-in-law into running his stock mid-ninities Dakota 4x4, six banger.
He ran 17 and a half all day long.
Last edited by Raoul; 12-27-2016 at 11:43 AM.
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