1/8 times?

[96z28]

I'm thinking about going to Farmington dragway soon and i was wondering about what I should expect. I have bought plenty of goodies but I have not installed any of them but the slp cai and it came with a "blow master" and a shift kit. I'm not sure of what the elevation is there or anything, just try to give me a rough guess of my times.

[Trash man]

should be somewhere around 13.9-14.4 dependin on track temp, humidity, ambient air temp, traction and r/t

[96z28]

should be somewhere around 13.9-14.4 dependin on track temp, humidity, ambient air temp, traction and r/t

I meant my 1/8 times

[Trash man]

errr my bad i misread it. idk then man, prob 9s?

[tclelland]

I ran a 8.919 @ 80.51MPH with the mods below. Cat back looks like the only difference from your setup. Good luck.

[Injuneer]

Is that the IHRA track in Farmington NC? Do you know the elevation? That will affect your times.

If its near sea level, you can expect the typical "stockish" 1/4-mile times of 14.0 @ 98mph to show up as about 9.0@79MPH

And of course "r/t" (reaction time) will not affect your ET or MPH.

[96z28]

Is that the IHRA track in Farmington NC?

Yes

Do you know the elevation?

No

[bru333]

Quote:
Originally Posted by Injuneer
Is that the IHRA track in Farmington NC?

Yes
Quote:
Do you know the elevation?

No

There is a private airport near there (about 5 miles I think) that is at 780 feet asl, the track elevation sholud be fairly close to that, there are a lot of hills in the area though.

[Injuneer]

Isn't it near Winston-Salem? There are some "hills" in western NC, and that might mean its a bit above sea level. You need to find out the elevation, because if its at 1,000-ft or above, its going to reduce your MPH and increase your ET, to the extent that you can't compare it to what others are doing at sea level. I looked at the track's website, but they don't show the track elevation. Maybe the IHRA website would have it????