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GeZza200 wrote: so a 140odd rwkw e series would be about the same as a 175-180rwkw BA in terms of quartermile times?
i don't rekon... my ute (heavier than sedan) had around 170rwkw and ran 14.0 @97mph 1.99 60' an eseries with 140rwkw won't run 14.0.... i'd say the ba would have a little more torque aswell? Stock xr6t have around 190rwkw and run high 13's/low 14's... i doubt Smileys BA has 178rwkw unless he had major wheelspin when doing a 15.1 (no offence mate)
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Age: 39 Posts: 4401 Joined: 25th Mar 2005 Ride: BA XT, BA XR6T, ED Ghia 5.0 Location: Perth |
Mine made 185rwkw and ran a 14.6. 0 - 100 run:
http://members.iinet.net.au/~fnp/pics/car/MVI_0148.AVI
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dyno figures are s**t! ET and MPH FTW!
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fnp wrote: Mine made 185rwkw and ran a 14.6. 0 - 100 run:
http://members.iinet.net.au/~fnp/pics/car/MVI_0148.AVI Is this for your XT? What modifications did you implement to get that figure? That's quite impressive, i wouldn't mind doing that for my car seing as i could only achieve 119rwkw on the SOHC engine 
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