1/4 Mile and HP Analyzer
#12
10-14-2005, 02:03 AM
RE: 1/4 Mile and HP Analyzer
ORIGINAL: audiboy1618
I used the 1/4 one
I used the 1/4 one
What was your time/speed/weight on your set up? I don't think I have seen many times posted on here other than Jaybequicks vids.
#14
10-14-2005, 02:37 AM
RE: 1/4 Mile and HP Analyzer
It's way off. It just said my M5 should be capable of 12.55@108, and my RX-7 should be doing 10.47 according to this.
It's a little optimistic.
It's a little optimistic.
#18
10-14-2005, 04:30 AM
RE: 1/4 Mile and HP Analyzer
yeah I decided to run the numbers for my old wagon, and they were way off. like almost a second. This must be what road and track uses. Have you seen there disclamer at the bottome of the pages that have all the diff make of cars. it like 1/4 mi. +-1.0, 0-60 +-.5, I meen what the hells the point of even doing it if you can't get it acurate.
#19
10-14-2005, 02:53 PM
RE: 1/4 Mile and HP Analyzer
ORIGINAL: flyboy
yeah I decided to run the numbers for my old wagon, and they were way off. like almost a second. This must be what road and track uses. Have you seen there disclamer at the bottome of the pages that have all the diff make of cars. it like 1/4 mi. +-1.0, 0-60 +-.5, I meen what the hells the point of even doing it if you can't get it acurate.
yeah I decided to run the numbers for my old wagon, and they were way off. like almost a second. This must be what road and track uses. Have you seen there disclamer at the bottome of the pages that have all the diff make of cars. it like 1/4 mi. +-1.0, 0-60 +-.5, I meen what the hells the point of even doing it if you can't get it acurate.
#20
10-14-2005, 04:44 PM
RE: 1/4 Mile and HP Analyzer
this can not be accurate our cars are AWD and they have a bigger drivetrain loss
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