Anyone have a 1/4 time for a 450hp fc?
 

Hey guys I just ordered all the bits for my car that once in should bring me up to around 450hp, according to the guys i brought it off. Any ideas on what I'll be running down the 1/4 with those numbers?

https://www.rx7club.com/time-slips-dyno-128/new-dyno-pull-434rwhp-569544/ J-rat's dyno

https://www.rx7club.com/time-slips-dyno-128/new-et-11-116-%2Avid%2A-598048/ J-rat's ET

Geez.. That was like a hundred hp ago! :)

So going by your sig u gained 100hp but only .4 of a sec down the quarter?

when you start going that fast it takes way more power to get those times down running 12's or 13's a hundred horses may drop a full second but it will take almost 200 horses to drop a full second in the 9's and 10's

450 should put you into the deep 11s with a decent driver.. can someone correct me if i'm wrong? i'm looking at low to mid 400s and this question has been floating in my head aswell.. :scratch::scratch:

Yeah thats what i was curious about, i mean 100hp is a fair wack.

Havent made a clean pass at that HP level yet. But its coming!!

I wish you would you pansy. practice makes perfect.LOL

shaddup homo!

:)

Lol how long u been stitting at 554 hp j rat? what hp were u at for the 10.7?

I was at 554 for the 10.7 but I had a broken motor mount and it kept causing the IC pipe to blow off.

Ah damn thats unlucky

Just ran my car yesterday. I have 417whp. full interior. will post vids sometime tonight if not tomorrow.
11.415et
121mph
1.6 60'

Sweet, running slicks? I just finished installing my new turbo kit and dropped it off at the mechanics today for a tune and to get my diff mount fixed up. I don't think I'm going to hit the 450hp mark. The guys i brought the car off made 448hp on 18psi on the same turbo kit/engine build as my car but i'm unsure how much of a streetable tune that is and there could be a couple of things on my car that restrict it slightly, i should still hit 400, gonna be good to see how it turns out

http://rx7.com/accel_calculator.html

This should be a good starting point...although no calculator is exact nor are anyone elses times relivent to your car and your skill.