3.9 diff top speed
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600 fwhp = 480 rwhp I guess on a good day. Far more than I had at 350 rwhp in my CV8 last year at TR, so I would have thought you'll pass 180 mph???
I have 585 fwhp (as measured on an engine dyno when we built the motor) in my ute. It runs 10's as driven to the track, when I lived in Oz. The issue I have with it for TR, apart from trying to get it registered, etc in time, is that it has a big stall converter, and so it'll lose a ton of power. I would love to see it get up to near 180 mph though
I have 585 fwhp (as measured on an engine dyno when we built the motor) in my ute. It runs 10's as driven to the track, when I lived in Oz. The issue I have with it for TR, apart from trying to get it registered, etc in time, is that it has a big stall converter, and so it'll lose a ton of power. I would love to see it get up to near 180 mph though
Edited by TheLeatherman on Saturday 18th April 22:22
TheLeatherman said:
600 fwhp = 480 rwhp I guess on a good day. Far more than I had at 350 rwhp in my CV8 last year at TR, so I would have thought you'll pass 180 mph???
I have 585 fwhp (as measured on an engine dyno when we built the motor) in my ute. It runs 10's as driven to the track, when I lived in Oz. The issue I have with it for TR, apart from trying to get it registered, etc in time, is that it has a big stall converter, and so it'll lose a ton of power. I would love to see it get up to near 180 mph though
Would be great if you could bring it to TR leathermanI have 585 fwhp (as measured on an engine dyno when we built the motor) in my ute. It runs 10's as driven to the track, when I lived in Oz. The issue I have with it for TR, apart from trying to get it registered, etc in time, is that it has a big stall converter, and so it'll lose a ton of power. I would love to see it get up to near 180 mph though
Edited by TheLeatherman on Saturday 18th April 22:22
Xpuffin said:
That doesn't sound right...
Sure that numbers not a 3.46 diff.
MM6 gearbox not an M12 Sure that numbers not a 3.46 diff.
I think its about right using the top speed calculator
7000rpm with an MM6 gearbox and 3.46 diff is around 205mph according to the top speed calculator i have, but that doesnt take into effect weather etc so wont be 100% accurate
gsd2000 said:
MM6 gearbox not an M12
I think its about right using the top speed calculator
7000rpm with an MM6 gearbox and 3.46 diff is around 205mph according to the top speed calculator i have, but that doesnt take into effect weather etc so wont be 100% accurate
So i could get a reasonable result I think its about right using the top speed calculator
7000rpm with an MM6 gearbox and 3.46 diff is around 205mph according to the top speed calculator i have, but that doesnt take into effect weather etc so wont be 100% accurate
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