7upedition

Guys heres a conversion for 1/8 to 1/4 mile times from car craft magazine, 6.8 puts you just under 10.5 seconds...nice job![8D]

1/8=1/4

4.6=7.08
4.7=7.24
4.8=7.39
4.9=7.55
5.0=7.70
5.1=7.85
5.2=8.00
5.3=8.16
5.4=8.32
5.5=8.47
5.6=8.62
5.7=8.78
5.8=8.93
5.9=9.09
6.0=9.24
6.1=9.39
6.2=9.55
6.3=9.70
6.4=9.86
6.5=10.01
6.6=10.16
6.7=10.32
6.8=10.47
6.9=10.63
7.0=10.78
7.1=10.93
7.2=11.09
7.3=11.24
7.4=11.40
7.5=11.55
7.6=11.70
7.8=12.01
7.9=12.17
8.0=12.32
8.1=12.47
8.2=12.63
8.3=12.78
8.4=12.94
8.5=13.09
8.6=13.24
8.7=13.40
8.8=13.55
8.9=13.71
9.0=13.86
9.1=14.01
9.2=14.17
9.3=14.32
9.4=14.48
9.5=14.63
9.6=14.78
9.7=14.84
9.8=15.09

Dirty Sanchez

Those times might be a little on the optimistic side for some combos, but I'll take it.

TonyT3hSleeper

Comparatively speaking how much more would you need to worry about breaking the bottom end of your engine if you have the stock 5.0 block or one of thos fancy alluminum ones?

SSKiller

I am thing about slapping on a twin turbo kit....I am convinced now.