chevy2480 said:Well here goes one for you my buddies cutlass was 3760 with him in it car went 11.62 @112. He dynoed car it only made 346rwhp. His motor was a 383 striker 10.2 to 1 comp cam with 520/525 lift 286duration AFR old 195 heads victor it intake. 4.10 gears and 700r4 3500 stall
Never dynoed my old combo Which was a 406 11:1 dart iron eagle 215 crane SNS 518/536 solid flat tappit. Th350 3200 stall 3.42 gears car went 11.79@110 with a 1.67 60ft. Heads where a little big and car would get lazy top end. Car tipped the scales fully dressed at 3445. With me in it.
Motor in signature in same car with bad trans and 4.10 gears went 11.18@117 60ft unknown computer screwed up. With everything In signature car gained 200lbs and now is 3645 with me.
There is so many variables that change a cars et. I have seen cars that should go 10 go 12's seen car that shouldn't go faster then 13's go low 12's. Motors are like women they give it up every now and then. Lol
You also need to remember ET is determined by your 60ft have a low 60ft et will show it. It's not horsepower that gets you going it is torque so good torque will get you moving then it's HP that needs to come in at an perfect rpm where tq and HP meet hit that sweet spot and your golden. HP pulls you the remeander of the track.Smokes442 said:Back about 5 yrs. ago in Tx, i was at my local outlaw track, this little S10 pulls in the waterbox (about a 2000 model), it was a shortbox 2wd., sat level, looked very tame, had some small DRs on the back, the guy that built it was in his late 50s, early 60s, he pulls up to the line, clicks off mid 7s in the 1/8, stagged & legal, he was not running nitrous, it was all motor, the truck just "worked", then your next S10 comes up with a beefy 454 & goes 7.2s WTF lol go figure. My 97 Z28 6sp. ran 13.3s with just bolt-ons & 160K miles & 4.10 gears, 60fts. were 2.0s so that wasn't the reason for the good ETs, I'll bet there wasn't but 275 RWHP & there not what you would consider light. I'm guessing 35-3600 with me. (i'm 145), ya lightweight.
chevy2480 said:You also need to remember ET is determined by your 60ft have a low 60ft et will show it. It's not horsepower that gets you going it is torque so good torque will get you moving then it's HP that needs to come in at an perfect rpm where tq and HP meet hit that sweet spot and your golden. HP pulls you the remeander of the track.Smokes442 said:Back about 5 yrs. ago in Tx, i was at my local outlaw track, this little S10 pulls in the waterbox (about a 2000 model), it was a shortbox 2wd., sat level, looked very tame, had some small DRs on the back, the guy that built it was in his late 50s, early 60s, he pulls up to the line, clicks off mid 7s in the 1/8, stagged & legal, he was not running nitrous, it was all motor, the truck just "worked", then your next S10 comes up with a beefy 454 & goes 7.2s WTF lol go figure. My 97 Z28 6sp. ran 13.3s with just bolt-ons & 160K miles & 4.10 gears, 60fts. were 2.0s so that wasn't the reason for the good ETs, I'll bet there wasn't but 275 RWHP & there not what you would consider light. I'm guessing 35-3600 with me. (i'm 145), ya lightweight.
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