0-60 calculator
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From: Anderson IN
0-60 calculator
I created an Excel spreadsheet that calculates your 0-60 time based on your time slip. It seems to be more accurate than some of the calculators on web sites that have been posted lately. I read a post here that someone calculated that a 1.85 60-ft and a 5.2 330-ft would give you a sub 4.0 0-60. That's exactly what my calculator predicts as well.
http://home.insightbb.com/~davisryan8/0-60_calc.xls
You can look at the chart to see how well the formula matches your data points. The 1/8 mile speed is only to determine how accurate the model is. If the estimated 1/8 mile speed is close to the speed on your time slip, the 0-60 time should be accurate.
Let me know what you think.
http://home.insightbb.com/~davisryan8/0-60_calc.xls
You can look at the chart to see how well the formula matches your data points. The 1/8 mile speed is only to determine how accurate the model is. If the estimated 1/8 mile speed is close to the speed on your time slip, the 0-60 time should be accurate.
Let me know what you think.
Melting Slicks
Joined: May 2001
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From: East Tennessee
Re: 0-60 calculator (RyanD)
cool - 1.715 60', 5.064 330', and 7.76 1/8 mile = 3.81 0-60. The mph said 88.41 and the mph on that pass was 88.85 so its pretty close here - cant wait to see what it is with the cam/heads :cheers:
[Modified by kp, 11:16 PM 2/22/2003]
[Modified by kp, 11:16 PM 2/22/2003]
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