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Hi,
At the moment i have run 13.4 @ 105 mph on a concrete track over the 1/4 mile, with 400bhp & 390 ft lb with a 2400 stall converter in a th200r4 trans, and a 3.08 diff and stock type BFG'S.
I am changing to a 3.55 diff and i'm wondering what sort of drop in 1/4 mile E.T'S i'd be looking at with the different diff ratio?
The cccuk are doing a race series this year and i'm looking forward to running at santa pod for the first time and geting some traction off the line.
Hi,
At the moment i have run 13.4 @ 105 mph on a concrete track over the 1/4 mile, with 400bhp & 390 ft lb with a 2400 stall converter in a th200r4 trans, and a 3.08 diff and stock type BFG'S.
I am changing to a 3.55 diff and i'm wondering what sort of drop in 1/4 mile E.T'S i'd be looking at with the different diff ratio?
The cccuk are doing a race series this year and i'm looking forward to running at santa pod for the first time and geting some traction off the line.
Peter
This link may help you out.....(use the 1/4 mile mph calculator, then input your mph into the 1/4 mile ET & MPH calculator #2)
When i had it dynoed three years ago!!!
It should say on my profile what i have done!!
454 + 30 FLAT TOP PISTONS, EDELBROCK PERFORMER RPM SERIES, 750 CARB, HEADS, INTAKE AND CAM.
sorry... ill be more specific, what compression and was it a chassy dyno or an engine dyno? My engine is very close but I also paid for head work, I came out with just a little over 400 hp and tq...
thank you..
When I changed from 3.08 to 3.73 gears, my best ET dropped almost 5 tenths. That was on BFG TA radial street tires. I actually ran a few 12.80s on those tires, at 104/105 but ETs were very erratic. On drag radials I've gone 12.68, with very consistent 12.7s. Your 60 ft times are the key.
sorry... ill be more specific, what compression and was it a chassy dyno or an engine dyno? My engine is very close but I also paid for head work, I came out with just a little over 400 hp and tq...
thank you..
The edelbrock heads i put in went straight on from the box, no work done to them, compression is 10:1 so i was told, didn't do any calcs myself as i wouldn't know how to and it was done on a chassy dyno (rolling road) and it was giving about 340 bhp at the wheels if i remember right!! and final engine figures were given through the drag created through the diff and trans i think.
So i doubt i'll get much more that 1/2 sec off my times over the 1/4 mile depending on traction and 60 ft times.
Never had any 60 ft times yet as the only track i have run at is not that great
Roll on the pod