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MasterTomos
found this while surfin the web...thought it was interesting...seems to be decently accurate as well...just thought id share it with the rest of you car folk

haha


http://robrobinette.com/et.htm

Freshbake
hmm according to this and the results from my last dyno tune, i should run a 12.93010. Maybe quicker now since i've done a few things since then!
9T8W66
Wheres the MPH ?
And if you don't know the actual weight of the car it obviously won't calclate correctly.
Remember to add driver weight. aswell.
Still not bad but IMO there are to many variables to make it absolutely accurate.
So in reality it will give you a possible E.T based on perfect conditions, which we know almost never happens.
Shaun Barcelow
Hmm...my boat should run 11.80's. tongue.gif
MasterTomos
true, there are many factors, they should call it an "estimator" not a "calculator"
Shaun Barcelow
It would be awesome if my boat were that fast! 2,500 pounds isn't all that light for a boat that size. Although, 350 HP isn't too shabby for a 16' hull. cool.gif

It seemed pretty accurate for my Bird, though. Handy tool.
xXGhosTBirDXx
Even setting sea level height would make it even more accurate.
Freshbake
Yeah there are a lot of factors. This is a good "ballpark" estimate, but there just are too many things that aren't taken into account. Not to mention, the driver mod! Can't really calculate that...haha!!
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