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Discussion on running 10s - fordmods SA division

Posted:
June 2nd, 2010, 5:59 pm
by BROCKYB8
Hiboost wrote:BROCKYB8 wrote:I meant there is no actual figure that gives you a exact time of 10 seconds.
start a new thread if u guys wanna continue this on... an YES there is power figures t get u into the 10s!
I just saw this and thought that id start a discussion.
Now i just want to get some discussion on this and no bagging out people and business and so on ,
IF this becomes that way im sure the
Mods will shut down.
Now in my eyes i have seen all different figures come from cars and produce a 10 sec
going from a 400kw Ba turbo
to a Vn with 268kw on a stock 5ltr .
Am i off the mark ???
Re: Discussion on running 10s

Posted:
June 2nd, 2010, 6:04 pm
by Dansedgli
Well maybe send hiboost a PM.
He has run a 10.
Re: Discussion on running 10s

Posted:
June 2nd, 2010, 6:07 pm
by pHaT`eL
Im no expert, but I reckon it needs a bit from column A and a bit from column B.
A car with huge power and a setup that wont get traction will be slower than a correctly setup car with less power.
Dr Hemi V Mr. 4.0 is a perfect example, albeit not a 10 second run. 180+rwkw V 155rwkw, the latter was quicker by around a second because it was setup better. Both are EF's with cams, auto, chip, etc.
Re: Discussion on running 10s

Posted:
June 2nd, 2010, 6:09 pm
by BROCKYB8
Dansedgli wrote:Well maybe send hiboost a PM.
He has run a 10.
and 9's too .
I just thought that id bring it up in discussion ,
maybe there is a figure for NA and a figure for boost i dont know .
Im more trying to get a answer.
And Hi boost asked for a thread so i thought i may as well chuck it up
Re: Discussion on running 10s

Posted:
June 2nd, 2010, 6:15 pm
by Dansedgli
pHaT`eL wrote:Im no expert, but I reckon it needs a bit from column A and a bit from column B.
A car with huge power and a setup that wont get traction will be slower than a correctly setup car with less power.
Dr Hemi V Mr. 4.0 is a perfect example, albeit not a 10 second run. 180+rwkw V 155rwkw, the latter was quicker by around a second because it was setup better. Both are EF's with cams, auto, chip, etc.
Or DRHEMI's figure is a load of shit.
This thread will become dyno wars then it will turn to shit.
Falcons need betweeen 350 and 450 depending on setup, traction, dyno and 11ty other things to run a 10.
Re: Discussion on running 10s

Posted:
June 2nd, 2010, 6:19 pm
by Steady
it's fukking year 8 physics, just like MPH = power.
to accelerate an object of x weight over y distance in z time there is a set amount of power.
there is alot of variables, no doubt, but you can take a decent stab at it if you have half a brain, which unfortunately puts most of this forum at a disadvantage.
i looked at the MPH vs KW thread the other day.
it made me want to kill people.
if this thread goes the same way, i will not be held accountable for my actions.
Re: Discussion on running 10s

Posted:
June 2nd, 2010, 6:20 pm
by BROCKYB8
Well Dan if becomes that then Lock it but i thought that we could possible have a reasonable convo about this .
350 - 450 does seem pretty vague and im thinking it will differ between cars and such .
Re: Discussion on running 10s

Posted:
June 2nd, 2010, 6:23 pm
by Dansedgli
Maybe ask on fordmods? There are a couple of experts from South Australia on there. They'd like this conversation.
Re: Discussion on running 10s

Posted:
June 2nd, 2010, 6:26 pm
by Steady
this isn't rocket surgery.
if the car has a T5, 19" nankangs and ultralows, then it probably won't run a 10 with 350.
if it's got a built auto and 28x10s with 350 it probably fukking will.
no, you cannot say "356kw = 10.67@124 with 98mph at halftrack and a 1.8 60", but you can say "350kw with that setup should put it around a mid 10".
Re: Discussion on running 10s

Posted:
June 2nd, 2010, 6:35 pm
by Phoenix
more of a question to throw in as well, but it wouldn't just depend on peak power would it? depends on the total area under curve and torque in conjunction rather than just the peak rwkw as to the time it'll run, as well as the stuff steady just said.
Re: Discussion on running 10s

Posted:
June 2nd, 2010, 6:53 pm
by iCER
1700kg~ + 380rwkw = 10sec pass in an auto, with no front runners and semi slicks.
1600kg~ + 355
1500kg~ + 320
1400kg~ + 300
There i said it. Thats my mathmatics. How did i get it? Blow me.
Re: Discussion on running 10s

Posted:
June 2nd, 2010, 7:02 pm
by josh_ef
lol @ steady
Re: Discussion on running 10s

Posted:
June 2nd, 2010, 7:10 pm
by Mr_4.0
yeh dr hemi made 180rwkw+ on two different dynos. i only made 155rwkw. and i ran 1 second faster.
my 155rwkw got me 14.63 @ 98mph with an auto. would love to know what id get with a manual.
Re: Discussion on running 10s

Posted:
June 2nd, 2010, 7:12 pm
by BROCKYB8
OK cool well its more of around about figure by the sounds of it .
And it all depends on various other things as well.
Re: Discussion on running 10s

Posted:
June 2nd, 2010, 7:16 pm
by Michael (HYPOEB)
iCER wrote:1700kg~ + 380rwkw = 10sec pass in an auto, with no front runners and semi slicks.
1600kg~ + 355
1500kg~ + 320
1400kg~ + 300
There i said it. Thats my mathmatics. How did i get it? Blow me.
I dont think theres many EB's running 10's with 300rwkw.
I dont think theres many EB's even running 10's at all lol.
Re: Discussion on running 10s

Posted:
June 2nd, 2010, 7:22 pm
by misk
you'd be pretty pissed off if you only ran a mid to high 10 with 380-400rwkw...
i know its a different car, but in say a pre VT commodore thats pretty much a 9 second pass.
i dont think there are enough falcons around with any proper thought in setting up the car for drags.
there seems to be alot of cars with decent power but shitty times.
Re: Discussion on running 10s

Posted:
June 2nd, 2010, 7:28 pm
by Steady
Michael (HYPOEB) wrote:iCER wrote:1700kg~ + 380rwkw = 10sec pass in an auto, with no front runners and semi slicks.
1600kg~ + 355
1500kg~ + 320
1400kg~ + 300
There i said it. Thats my mathmatics. How did i get it? Blow me.
I dont think theres many EB's running 10's with 300rwkw.
I dont think theres many EB's even running 10's at all lol.
EB's don't weigh 1400kg.
if you had 380-400rwkw and ran a mid to high 10 in 1700-1800kg car why would you be pissed?
Re: Discussion on running 10s

Posted:
June 2nd, 2010, 7:38 pm
by misk
lol **** didnt know they were that heavy...
i thought they were around 1400kg?
Re: Discussion on running 10s

Posted:
June 2nd, 2010, 7:41 pm
by Michael (HYPOEB)
Steady wrote:Michael (HYPOEB) wrote:iCER wrote:1700kg~ + 380rwkw = 10sec pass in an auto, with no front runners and semi slicks.
1600kg~ + 355
1500kg~ + 320
1400kg~ + 300
There i said it. Thats my mathmatics. How did i get it? Blow me.
I dont think theres many EB's running 10's with 300rwkw.
I dont think theres many EB's even running 10's at all lol.
EB's don't weigh 1400kg.
if you had 380-400rwkw and ran a mid to high 10 in 1700-1800kg car why would you be pissed?
Dont no why i thought they were 1400kg's? lol.
Dont BA's weigh like 1660kgs?

Re: Discussion on running 10s

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June 2nd, 2010, 7:44 pm
by Steady
whoops nah they aren't 1700-1800, i was thinking BA, didnt realise you specifically meant EA-EL.
but yeah they arent 1400 stock and dry, let alone with added shit and wet.
Re: Discussion on running 10s

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June 2nd, 2010, 8:43 pm
by needfordspeed
This is something i've been researching alot. As mentioned earlier there's not enough falcons to compare times/power with. Closest comparison I could think of was VL's, they're a bit lighter depending on model, and they also can rev out to 6200+ no probs, these things are into the 10's with 290+rwkw. My theory is in a EA (most lightest of the lot) you'd need around 320-340rwkw for a 10 with a decent setup. This is something i'm going to try and push, my only concern with my setup atm is the BTR holding up....
I'd love to have a decent discussion on this, maybe I'll clean all the shit outta this thread!
Re: Discussion on running 10s

Posted:
June 2nd, 2010, 8:57 pm
by needfordspeed
Also eabaturbo ran a 9.9 with ~380rwkw, but also had a good auto and pretty sure it went on a diet and some also say it had happy gas....But going by that logic a 10 should be achievable with ~320rwkw
Re: Discussion on running 10s

Posted:
June 2nd, 2010, 9:02 pm
by Steady
i would guess 330-340.
weighbridge it, but i got $20 on an EA being up around 1550ish kg.
sinan, how much were you actually making/running on when you did 10.7 with the BTR?
Re: Discussion on running 10s

Posted:
June 2nd, 2010, 9:17 pm
by Steady
if you look at the maths, using one of the approx. 2 billion calculators on the net, in a 3400lb(1542kg) car you need 595hp/444kw to do a 10.9.
if you use ye ol' 30% that gives you 311rwkw.
20% gives you 355rwkw.
add in chassis dyno inaccuracy and you are in the ballpark with 330...
Re: Discussion on running 10s

Posted:
June 2nd, 2010, 9:17 pm
by needfordspeed
He was making something around 400RWKW IIRC, but the BTR was sucking up alotta power.
I've weigh bridged it before and yeah they're around the 1520-1550KG range, that's with sub, spare and other useless shit like the passenger seat.
I reckon you can get the race weight down to 1450KG without too much trouble.
Re: Discussion on running 10s

Posted:
June 2nd, 2010, 9:20 pm
by Michael (HYPOEB)
From what i was reading the other day in his thread he ran a 11.2 with 345rwkw and that was with the BTR and it didnt have 3.45 diff gears,I assume it would of had 3.08 or 3.23's in it?
Thats a pritty good effort!
Re: Discussion on running 10s

Posted:
June 2nd, 2010, 9:22 pm
by needfordspeed
I've picked his brain hardcore about this shit

Pretty sure he was running a 3.23 at that stage.
Gunns is also someone who knows alot about this stuff!
Re: Discussion on running 10s

Posted:
June 2nd, 2010, 9:24 pm
by BROCKYB8
turbo tony has 450kw he has struggled to get the thing in the 10's - 11.07 i think is his best .
But his problem is he is a manual . and everytime ive seen him traction was biggest problem.
Re: Discussion on running 10s

Posted:
June 2nd, 2010, 9:29 pm
by needfordspeed
It's about 11ty times harder to do it in a manual, but 11.07 in a manual falcon is a damn good effort. Would probably be the fastest SOHC manual falcon.
Re: Discussion on running 10s

Posted:
June 2nd, 2010, 9:31 pm
by BROCKYB8
Well what about JMM car he is another high 9 car.
BUt his thing was stripped to nothing .
Ive never actually seen a figure on that .
Re: Discussion on running 10s

Posted:
June 2nd, 2010, 9:33 pm
by BROCKYB8
needfordspeed wrote:It's about 11ty times harder to do it in a manual, but 11.07 in a manual falcon is a damn good effort. Would probably be the fastest SOHC manual falcon.
I know but just imagine if the thing got traction .
Re: Discussion on running 10s

Posted:
June 2nd, 2010, 9:38 pm
by needfordspeed
BROCKYB8 wrote:Well what about JMM car he is another high 9 car.
BUt his thing was stripped to nothing .
Ive never actually seen a figure on that .
Are we talking 10's or 9's now?
I haven't seen it myself, but from what i've heard from people who have seen it, it's pretty much as light as they get, anything that can be lightened has been, IIRC race weight was 12-1250KG, BUT I can't confirm this....Everyone knows how it's like with drag racing, alot of people hear shit but can never back it up, so i'll just put that out there.
Re: Discussion on running 10s

Posted:
June 2nd, 2010, 9:44 pm
by Sunboost
needfordspeed wrote:alot of people hear shit but can never back it up, so i'll just put that out there.
Brocky does that a lot.
My 2c.
Not in to drag racing and shit really I guess, but skating 3rd on the street with 18" tyres and a 1700kg B-Series is pretty mad. I miss doing that.
Re: Discussion on running 10s

Posted:
June 2nd, 2010, 9:53 pm
by BROCKYB8
needfordspeed wrote:BROCKYB8 wrote:Well what about JMM car he is another high 9 car.
BUt his thing was stripped to nothing .
Ive never actually seen a figure on that .
Are we talking 10's or 9's now?
I haven't seen it myself, but from what i've heard from people who have seen it, it's pretty much as light as they get, anything that can be lightened has been, IIRC race weight was 12-1250KG, BUT I can't confirm this....Everyone knows how it's like with drag racing, alot of people hear shit but can never back it up, so i'll just put that out there.
ive got video of it doing a 9.98 drag day
But it did 10- flats nearly all day long .
Re: Discussion on running 10s

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June 2nd, 2010, 10:21 pm
by ed40
Steady wrote:i would guess 330-340.
weighbridge it, but i got $20 on an EA being up around 1550ish kg.
sinan, how much were you actually making/running on when you did 10.7 with the BTR?
FYI a mate and I took oru cars over a weightbridge about 5 years ago.
His = EA S pac 1990 5spd, 1/2 tank full, nobody inside it = 1400kg on the dot.
Mine=ED 5spd, 1/4 tank fuel, nobody inside it = 1560kg
Re: Discussion on running 10s

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June 2nd, 2010, 11:03 pm
by iCER
any EAs here with 300rwkw-320rwkw ran 10's? (even 10.99). Auto with semi slicks.
I calculated 100kg = 25rwkw. Hence my above calculations. How? Blow me.
Re: Discussion on running 10s

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June 3rd, 2010, 1:13 am
by rhys
according to an ACTUAL source as a lot of guys are asking for:
Ea manual weighs -
Kerb Weight (kg) 1386
http://www.redbook.com.au/used-cars/det ... 71E6AF9E55Ea auto weighs -
Kerb Weight (kg) 1412
http://www.redbook.com.au/used-cars/det ... 71E6AF9E55you can look any other car up there you want - CBF doing the whole range. Redbook seems to be pretty accurate with their figures :-)

Posted:
June 3rd, 2010, 8:53 am
by EFFalcon
you make 10's sound easy...

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Posted:
June 3rd, 2010, 9:00 am
by BROCKYB8
EFFalcon wrote:you make 10's sound easy...

Thats sort of where this convo came from .
He made a comment what they needed for 10 .
How about pyro car didnt that have about 400kw dont think he even got 10 -(i dont know alot about his car mind you manual/auto?)

Posted:
June 3rd, 2010, 9:20 am
by EFFalcon
some common sense is required.
Pyroay was Manual