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should a motor that made 1150hp/920ftq get ya in a 1950lbs dragster?
HMMMM


Michael Frizie
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4.47 @ 154
 
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Depends who's dyno it was. 4.60s should be easy tho if its an honest dyno.
 
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depends on what correction factor is when you are racing.


Joe


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I,m running 4.80 / 144 at 2400lbs in a door car with a tight converter with the same numbers you stated so I really don't see why 50,s are not possible .
 
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It better go 4.50, otherwise there’s a problem in Houston.


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Let me see the dyno sheet and I can tell you. I agree with Shane 4.50's.
 
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Shane! Get out here. You gotta be thinking.58, .59?! Laughing Hard


Michael Frizie
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My 598 made 1137 on Spankys dyno...has been 4.48 at 152 weighing 1865 lbs. 4.50s should be attainable.

Been 4.44 with the skinny kid in it...
 
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Chris, I'm assuming that is an aluminum block at that weight?
 
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With the right gear, converter and tire it would go high 4.40's in good air. 50's should be a piece of cake. if it don't see Sugar Cane's reply.
 
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Originally posted by msavoia23:
Chris, I'm assuming that is an aluminum block at that weight?


Correct
 
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