Re: Drag race time conversions

[Steve Chervinsky <63hemipolara@xxxxxxxxx>]

I had always heard that roughly 1/8 mile times + 4 seconds would give
approx 1/4 mile times. This would especially hold (possibly less
seconds) true for high breathing engines like the hemi that really
come on strong in the higher RPMs.

On Thu, Jul 24, 2008 at 1:57 PM, Rich Kinsley <rlkinsley@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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> Rich Kinsley '64 Dodge Polara 4dr 318poly w/goodies
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> I'm planning to go racing this Friday at the local 1/8th mile. My friend
> with a Malibu 350/350 - 4:10 gears, wants to grudge race me. He says he
> has run 10's there which would be "mid 13's". I have run low 10's which
> the way I see it would be high 15's. The conversion factor I have is
> 1/8th mile ET times 1.57 equals 1/4 mile ET. Am I right or not???? 10
> secs flat would be 15.7 then. Is there anything relating to MPH? He may
> be in trouble as I expect to get into the 9's this summer :-)
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Steve
'63 Hemi Polara


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