I have this wierd car, I guess its from lack of traction, but I get the exact same MPH (Not sure if times are the same) if I ease the pedal deaper the further down the road I go, as compared to staging up and going full throttle. Now I know these speeds/times arent accurate cause its only on a stretch of road that it is about 1/4 mile, but its just something i noticed

does it make sense?

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'86 TPi T/A L98
Mods:
Borla 3" Adjustable Cat Back
Edelbrock Headers
Catco High flow Cat
GT Auto Ram Air Hood
4th Gen. Spoiler
4th Gen Seats and center console

Kills:
99+ Mustang GT
Worked Civic V-Tech

Ties:
LS1 (85MPH & Below)
Eclipse Turbo, non AWD

 

MPH is a factor of HP, ET is a factor of traction.

 

right, MPH basically means how much power you have, ET means how well your getting down there (traction, gearing, etc,..)