400 Rear Wheel HorsePower is no bigie with Cam, Ported heads and Headers, Anyone know what that equals in 0 to 60 times ?

 

I dunno. Most people don't care about time to speed, since it's time to distance that wins races.

Rich Krause

 

That is true. But 0-60 time is an interesting stat. I've always wondered the same thing. It wouldnt hurt to know and compare to C&D's, MT's or some other mags findings of the LT1's time or even other cars just for $h!t$ and giggles.

 

4.2 seconds with our cars would be my guess.

 

0-60 is all about traction.

 

Buy a g-tech, it'll give ya decent 0-60 estimate. I can run 4.8 0-60.

 

they should post 60' times in Car & Driver along with 0-60 times

 

If you were at the track and had good traction with a 1.8 60ft you should be at 45 mph with a 1.7 that shoud be 48 mph But these times have nothing to do with how much HP you have at the rear wheels

 

http://www.teamnabr.com/modules.php?...showpage&pid=8

Based on my best 1/8 mile stats my 0-60 time is 3.32 seconds.

 

I would say about 4 sec. If the tires hook up, of course.

 

That's kind of a neat calculator, but I think it emphasizes how tire dependent 0-60 is. While that program says I can do a 3.5 sec 0-60 time, I think I'd be lucky to do a mid 5-sec 0-60 on the street at a light on street tires.

 

I'd say about 3.6-3.7

 

I put 425rwhp down and that calculates to 2.97 seconds from 0-60mph . I would have never thought that it would be that quick. On ET streets I can leave hard on the street which is what I run around on when I want to play Some guys at a local bar said my car pulled the driver tire off the ground a couple inches one afternoon with 2 people in my car on the spray from a dead stop.

 

im thinking that 2.97 seconds is wrong. the lingenfelter vette did 1.8 i believe and it has 800+ hp.

 

Thats a neat calculator. Is there one like that for converting an 1/8th mile to a 1/4?