Heheheh....
Without actually knowing the correct weight of the vehicle and driver...here's
what I came up with:
"Horsepower Results - 1/4 Mile Method
Your 408CID Dakota weighs 4000 pounds and can complete a 1/4 mile in 9.91
seconds. That means that you have an estimated 812.32 HP at the wheels, and an
estimated 1056.02 HP at the flywheel."
That's not an accurate value since Will did state that he had wheel spin at the
60' mark. So, going by that weight and your figures...(and this is just plain
out disgusting)....
"Horsepower Results - 1/4 Mile Method
Your 408 Dakota weighs 4000 pounds and can complete a 1/4 mile in 9.06 seconds.
That means that you have an estimated 1063.07 HP at the wheels, and an
estimated 1382.00 HP at the flywheel."
WE'RE NOT WORTHY....WE'RE NOT WORTHY...!!! ;)
- Bernd
> i checked your quarter mile times and according to my calculations at 146
> miles and hour your best poss. et. can be a 9.06 DAMN THATS IMPRESSIVE.
> A HAIR MORE AND YOU COULD BE IN THE EIGHTS.
>
> TO CALCULATE ET ITS ( 1320 DIVIDED BY MILES PER HOUR) THAT ANSWER IS AT
> 100 PERCENT EFFICIENCY. AND (MILES PER HOUR IS 1320 DIVIDED BY ET).
>
> IM SURE YOU KNEW THAT BUT JUST IN CASE.
>
> IVE RUN AT 100 PERCENT ONCE IN MY RACE CAR BUT TRACK WAS AWESOME AND IT WAS
> ABOUT 30 DEGREES THAT NIGHT. IN ALAMO RACEWAY SAN ANTONIO .TEXAS
> i usually run real close to 100 percent anyway
>
> ARNOLD
>
>
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