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Old 07-23-2018, 12:23 PM
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I wish them the best of luck.

I just don't ever see it happening. Ever if reducing weight by 100 pounds is a .1 second reduction in time (which it is not)

3450 - 2300 = 1150 pounds reduction

7.40 - ((1150 / 100) * .1) = 6.25 new et

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WOW....theres a lot of other things that need to be factored in (other car was not really a chassis car and had the area of a brick)! I'll answer any questions, i was very busy on sat & Sun.........kinda still am.





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Old 07-23-2018, 01:23 PM
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WOW....theres a lot of other things that need to be factored in (other car was not really a chassis car and had the area of a brick)! I'll answer any questions, i was very busy on sat & Sun.........kinda still am.


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GTOGeorge,
All valid points.

The Title of the thread is question. I gave my answer. I am sorry if some people do not like that answer.

Yes, in a couple of week we should have an answer from real on the track performance.

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GTOGeorge,
All valid points.

The Title of the thread is question. I gave my answer. I am sorry if some people do not like that answer.

Yes, in a couple of week we should have an answer from real on the track performance.

Stan
Don't be sorry Stan, when someone needs math, they will be asking you to do your magic! The thread was like pulling teeth, very little info with a photo and 5 seconds in the topic area. Like that has been done a lot here. SMH

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All valid points.

The Title of the thread is question. I gave my answer. I am sorry if some people do not like that answer.

Yes, in a couple of week we should have an answer from real on the track performance.

Stan
Who said I didnt like your answer? Just surprised! He's just going to get his feet wet at Norwalk!


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Who said I didnt like your answer? ....


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I think he means me. I didn't like the answer because it just used the old "100#=.1 second" formula that's been around since I was driving a 16-second car. It's a gross over-simplification and we might have real world results soon, so why bother with crude estimates? I just looked it up: alcohol funny cars (not Pontiac-powered, of course) have run at least as quick as 5.41 with some very restrictive rules.


Looking forward to a new quick Pontiac-powered car.



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I think he means me. I didn't like the answer because it just used the old "100#=.1 second" formula that's been around since I was driving a 16-second car. It's a gross over-simplification and we might have real world results soon, so why bother with crude estimates? I just looked it up: alcohol funny cars (not Pontiac-powered, of course) have run at least as quick as 5.41 with some very restrictive rules.


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Yeah that old formula is definatly NOT Linear...

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