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#793376 11/12/03 06:37 PM
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Originally posted by ChattavegasSE:
That's right about the Buick! My Papa's Park Avenue smokes my car any day. That S/C 3.6L v6 owns all. I ran it one time at the 1/8th mile to 10.101 @ 73, my best is 10.788 @ 64. That 10.101 is with a loose launch (RWD=duh!! ) and a trunk full of golf clubs!




i popped off a 10.3 in the 1/8th in my atx v6 with i/e... ?!


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#793377 11/13/03 02:56 AM
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elky, u just had a freak engine. i did 164.5(iirc) totally stock. i'd be disappointed doing 168 w/ the mods u did. is the car dynotuned or chipped? 18" wheels shouldnt matter on a dyno, right? the car isnt moving and your not going for time, right?


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#793378 11/13/03 03:57 AM
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Wheels do affect a dyno pull, the heavier they are the more your engine will have to work to get them spinning.

Rule of thumb I've heard for the 1/4 mile:
100 lbs of sprung weight = .1s (anything riding on top of the suspension)
10 lbs of unsprung weight = .1s (wheels)

While the sprung weight of the car is taken out of play at the dyno, the unsprung weight is still a factor.

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