robvas
Well-Known Member
A "good" drag strip run for 125mph would be like a 10.7 or something. Don't want to use the word perfect. You have to start with something like a 1.6 60 foot time. There are Hellcat guys who have gone 10.8 @ 126, with the only mod being drag radials. You can run an 11.4 going only 116mph.Mph was 125.6.
E.t. was 11.6
Those are way off.
In a perfect drag strip run (I know this was on a Trofeo RS tire on some service road, lol) 125.6 mph is a 4000 pound car at 533 wheel horsepower. The e.t. should be 11.4.
91 octane533 wheel horsepower means that the supercharger definitely added some power, but not what it should have added. At a minimum, that rating should start with a 7, or at least high six hundreds.
Stage 1
Stock tires
Stock suspension
Edmund's is not a forum member who's been drag racing forever. Not fair to compare. If they had a stage 2, boostane, dragpack, driver mod....it would go a lot faster. Another 10mph minimum. And 10 second ET
Lots of people probably are. Heck I'm used to seeing supercharged 'show cars' that sound like they are going to die as the owner drives away. Not as common as today with how well the kits + supplied tune are, but more on the older Mustangs. Not to mention their crappy tires/suspension don't hook up.Question - how many others are getting similar results but never know because they just pull it out on the roadway and hit the gas, and whoa! Lots more power, tires struggle for traction, hey, supercharging is cool! but never dyno or hit a real dragstrip to see the results.
No such thingDoes it get faster as the untuned car "learns" the new supercharger?
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