10 Seconds
your gonna need approximatly 800hp would be my estimate, yeah 15psi should get you there. you could hopefully do it with less if you drop some weight. and you will of course need drag slicks.
Z has potential to be a 10 second car, just gotta help it along. and no one has even come close yet, 12s are the best Ive seen.
Z has potential to be a 10 second car, just gotta help it along. and no one has even come close yet, 12s are the best Ive seen.
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Originally posted by ares
your gonna need approximatly 800hp would be my estimate, yeah 15psi should get you there. you could hopefully do it with less if you drop some weight. and you will of course need drag slicks.
Z has potential to be a 10 second car, just gotta help it along. and no one has even come close yet, 12s are the best Ive seen.
your gonna need approximatly 800hp would be my estimate, yeah 15psi should get you there. you could hopefully do it with less if you drop some weight. and you will of course need drag slicks.
Z has potential to be a 10 second car, just gotta help it along. and no one has even come close yet, 12s are the best Ive seen.
800? lets be realistic now.
around 600 or so i think.
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When you say "10 second car" does that mean anywhere from 10.000 - 10.999 or does that mean under 10 (or does it mean "close to 10 seconds - like 9.8 to 10.3 or so"?
When runners talk about a "four minute mile" they mean less than four minutes, but I'm guessing it's different in drag racing?
To me, 10.99 is not a 10 second car. That's more like an 11 second car, but what the hell do I know. So, what's the standard of measure here?
-D'oh!
When runners talk about a "four minute mile" they mean less than four minutes, but I'm guessing it's different in drag racing?
To me, 10.99 is not a 10 second car. That's more like an 11 second car, but what the hell do I know. So, what's the standard of measure here?
-D'oh!
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In drag Racing Jargon, a 10 second car is one that "broke into" the 10 second range... a 10 second car would be 10.000 to 10.999
By thw way, per the rulebook, you'd need at least a 6 or 8 point cage correct...
By thw way, per the rulebook, you'd need at least a 6 or 8 point cage correct...
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Originally posted by D'oh
When you say "10 second car" does that mean anywhere from 10.000 - 10.999 or does that mean under 10 (or does it mean "close to 10 seconds - like 9.8 to 10.3 or so"?
When runners talk about a "four minute mile" they mean less than four minutes, but I'm guessing it's different in drag racing?
To me, 10.99 is not a 10 second car. That's more like an 11 second car, but what the hell do I know. So, what's the standard of measure here?
-D'oh!
When you say "10 second car" does that mean anywhere from 10.000 - 10.999 or does that mean under 10 (or does it mean "close to 10 seconds - like 9.8 to 10.3 or so"?
When runners talk about a "four minute mile" they mean less than four minutes, but I'm guessing it's different in drag racing?
To me, 10.99 is not a 10 second car. That's more like an 11 second car, but what the hell do I know. So, what's the standard of measure here?
-D'oh!
Then it is a 10 sec car.
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Originally posted by D'oh
When you say "10 second car" does that mean anywhere from 10.000 - 10.999 or does that mean under 10 (or does it mean "close to 10 seconds - like 9.8 to 10.3 or so"?
When runners talk about a "four minute mile" they mean less than four minutes, but I'm guessing it's different in drag racing?
To me, 10.99 is not a 10 second car. That's more like an 11 second car, but what the hell do I know. So, what's the standard of measure here?
-D'oh!
When you say "10 second car" does that mean anywhere from 10.000 - 10.999 or does that mean under 10 (or does it mean "close to 10 seconds - like 9.8 to 10.3 or so"?
When runners talk about a "four minute mile" they mean less than four minutes, but I'm guessing it's different in drag racing?
To me, 10.99 is not a 10 second car. That's more like an 11 second car, but what the hell do I know. So, what's the standard of measure here?
-D'oh!
13.0000000000000000000000000001= 13 second car
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