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#617474 04/28/03 10:01 PM
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Anyone know what a stock SVT will run in the 1/8th mile? I will be running mine this weekend and would like to see how it compares to stock. Thanks.


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Stock SVT: Look for middish 9's... Couldn't guesstimate on the trap speed, but I would imagine that a search in dyno/drag would help tremendously.. this exact topic was covered within the month/2..

Just remember that the Duratec (in any variant) begins to pull the most in the upper revs, later after the 1/8th will help.. the 1/8th and 1/4 are NOT by ANY MEANS the tell-tale of the car... We need a 1 and 2 mile course... LOL



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On our crappy track here in SD, mid to low tens seem to be average.


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I think the track i will run at is pretty much street type traction. It is Mid America Motorplex in Iowa(where a Spring Zing event was going to be held at)


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Originally posted by Ray:
Stock SVT: Look for middish 9's... Couldn't guesstimate on the trap speed, but I would imagine that a search in dyno/drag would help tremendously.. this exact topic was covered within the month/2..



If you have a stock SVT in the mid 9's definitely let everyone know!!!


If you have a modified Contour in the mid 9's let me know too... I like a good challenge


My best 1/8th is in the 9.5 @ 75mph range

Remember our cars pull a lot harder on the top end. Our 1/8 mile ET will be slower "comparably" to our 1/4 mile ET.


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Demon,

Once again, I dub thee "Sir Knowest the mostest"..


I even STATED that the cars pull alot harder in the upper revs, and yet I STILL did I normal calculation of 1/8->1/4 times..

Sorry about that..

I haven't personally run my SVT at the 1/8th OR the 1/4 track, I just knew what the 1/4 time was, and went from there.

Thanks for letting me know; I appreciate being told when I am misinformed so that I can avoid walking around spouting out idiot talk... lol



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Yeah. I wondered about that. My 1/8th ET is 9.4 at 81.47mph

Of course that isn't any better than before the turbo because I babied it taking off. I can do better, especially when its fixed!

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You need to run 9.9 or better. 10 flat and up will have you mid to high 15s. Under 10 and you're looking good. I would love to run a 9.6 but 9.8 seems attainable.

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damn rich you have some high hopes


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stock hp is never enough


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A lot of what you do is relative to whether you think you can or not. Heck, when the CSVT 1st came out, I tried desperately multiple times to get one. Failed everytime. But I kept trying until I accomplished that goal. Now I have 2 very nice cars sitting in my garage. You know what I want next and God willing that will happen too.
That time is my goal. AND I WILL NOT BE DENIED!! (Trumpets blasting in the background as I step off my milk crate.)

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