New motor. What do think my times will be?

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Sep 28, 2001 | 12:27 PM
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Motor is in my sig. Running on my street tires and 2.77 posi. What about a 3.73 rear?

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'91 RS, 375hp 350
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Sep 29, 2001 | 12:47 AM
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with the 3.73's probably high 12's, 13's without. what is in your motor, you dont really say...
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Sep 29, 2001 | 10:32 AM
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Without traction, you'll be disappointed no matter what gear you have. If you do have a true 375 flywheel HP, try running this NHRA formula to get an idea of your ET under near perfect conditions.

1/4 ET / 5.825 = x, x to the third power, then divide that # into the vehicle weight.

i.e. 13.009/5.825 =2.23*3rd power=11.09, 3800lbs/11.09= 342.65HP @ the flywheel

Hope this helps.....now go crunch some #'s!

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1986 IROC, fully loaded, Mini Ram'd 383, Art Carr 700R4, Accel DFI, 12 bolt rear, etc, etc......
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Sep 29, 2001 | 04:26 PM
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those numbers sound way exagerated to me, but i guess it is under perfect conditions eh?
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