kerriann
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Originally Posted by prime311
http:///forum/post/2703974
Iroc-Z = chick sports car
IROC = mullet car...
http:///forum/post/2703974
Iroc-Z = chick sports car
IROC = mullet car...
Cars that should be gender specific...
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jennythebugg
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nano reefer
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10.5 quarter mile is not that fast, it like 80mph. i have done that on my Durango.
silverdak
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Originally Posted by Nano Reefer
http:///forum/post/2705711
10.5 quarter mile is not that fast, it like 80mph. i have done that on my Durango.
a 10.5 Quarter is very very fast.... and its more like 120mph... I think you mean your Durango did a 10.5 either mile.. if it was a R/T would be more likely.....
http:///forum/post/2705711
10.5 quarter mile is not that fast, it like 80mph. i have done that on my Durango.
a 10.5 Quarter is very very fast.... and its more like 120mph... I think you mean your Durango did a 10.5 either mile.. if it was a R/T would be more likely.....
reefforbrains
Active Member
agreed, 10.5 is quite snappy. My contention is that most Vdubs never hit the real speed brackets. Sure you can toss a VW body on some custom rocket but at that point it is not VW any longer.
10.5 1/8th mile times would most likley be about right for a stock durango. If in the 1/4 thats one quick soccer mom!!
10.5 1/8th mile times would most likley be about right for a stock durango. If in the 1/4 thats one quick soccer mom!!
silverdak
Active Member
Originally Posted by zsqure
http:///forum/post/2706080
So is 98mph in the quarter fast for a hd3/4 ton crew cab diesel?
It was fun and I made a lot of black smoke
. The kids had a good time too.
ya that is pretty good for a crew cab diesel... my truck runs 14's on a good day and that's about 105-115mph
http:///forum/post/2706080
So is 98mph in the quarter fast for a hd3/4 ton crew cab diesel?
ya that is pretty good for a crew cab diesel... my truck runs 14's on a good day and that's about 105-115mph
el guapo
Active Member
Originally Posted by Nano Reefer
http:///forum/post/2705711
10.5 quarter mile is not that fast, it like 80mph. i have done that on my Durango.
10.5 is very fast for a street car . A durango running a 10.5 is very very unlikely . Here are some time slips for durangos . So if your running a 10.5 then you might want to pass on the knowlage to these felas .
1)13.371 101.520 Dodge Durango Limited 5.7L Hemi Supercharged 2005 Diesel <<< is the guys name
2) 13.760 100.580 8.880 80.400 2.240 Dodge Durango Limited Nitrous 2005 EricB
3) 14.780* 91.300 9.410 74.600 2.150 Dodge Durango Limited 2005 EricB
4) 15.400*# 88.000 Dodge Durango Limited 2004 NA
5) 15.610* 85.080 9.930 70.110 2.260 Dodge Durango SLT+ 2001 Ray
6) 15.660 86.170 9.975 70.030 2.218 Dodge Durango 1999 John Oliver
7) 15.800# 86.000 Dodge Durango 4WD Limited Hemi 2004 NA
8) 15.900 87.530 Dodge Durango SXT 2003 Robert Fischer
9) 16.320 82.430 10.290 67.570 Dodge Durango SXT 2003 Ram
10) 16.410 83.570 10.585 67.390 2.474 Dodge Durango SLT 2wd 2000 Nate
http:///forum/post/2705711
10.5 quarter mile is not that fast, it like 80mph. i have done that on my Durango.
10.5 is very fast for a street car . A durango running a 10.5 is very very unlikely . Here are some time slips for durangos . So if your running a 10.5 then you might want to pass on the knowlage to these felas .
1)13.371 101.520 Dodge Durango Limited 5.7L Hemi Supercharged 2005 Diesel <<< is the guys name
2) 13.760 100.580 8.880 80.400 2.240 Dodge Durango Limited Nitrous 2005 EricB
3) 14.780* 91.300 9.410 74.600 2.150 Dodge Durango Limited 2005 EricB
4) 15.400*# 88.000 Dodge Durango Limited 2004 NA
5) 15.610* 85.080 9.930 70.110 2.260 Dodge Durango SLT+ 2001 Ray
6) 15.660 86.170 9.975 70.030 2.218 Dodge Durango 1999 John Oliver
7) 15.800# 86.000 Dodge Durango 4WD Limited Hemi 2004 NA
8) 15.900 87.530 Dodge Durango SXT 2003 Robert Fischer
9) 16.320 82.430 10.290 67.570 Dodge Durango SXT 2003 Ram
10) 16.410 83.570 10.585 67.390 2.474 Dodge Durango SLT 2wd 2000 Nate
stdreb27
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Originally Posted by Nano Reefer
http:///forum/post/2705711
10.5 quarter mile is not that fast, it like 80mph. i have done that on my Durango.
that sounds more like an 1/8th mile time? I dunno, never watched alot of 1/8 miles runs.
Originally Posted by SilverDak
http:///forum/post/2705837
a 10.5 Quarter is very very fast.... and its more like 120mph... I think you mean your Durango did a 10.5 either mile.. if it was a R/T would be more likely.....
I seriously doubt an R/T would either, I can't think of a single non-modified street car that would do that, a vette does around 11.5? To give you an idea of the speeds you're talking about. Until you get to like the F50 or somthing.
Originally Posted by ReefForBrains
http:///forum/post/2705840
agreed, 10.5 is quite snappy. My contention is that most Vdubs never hit the real speed brackets. Sure you can toss a VW body on some custom rocket but at that point it is not VW any longer.
10.5 1/8th mile times would most likley be about right for a stock durango. If in the 1/4 thats one quick soccer mom!!
When I saw this I was really suprised, but the guy who I was with had build one once and said you can do it with a base of the old VW. I'm sure they stick a VW bug ontop of other stuff too...
It would be fun!
http:///forum/post/2705711
10.5 quarter mile is not that fast, it like 80mph. i have done that on my Durango.
Originally Posted by SilverDak
http:///forum/post/2705837
a 10.5 Quarter is very very fast.... and its more like 120mph... I think you mean your Durango did a 10.5 either mile.. if it was a R/T would be more likely.....
I seriously doubt an R/T would either, I can't think of a single non-modified street car that would do that, a vette does around 11.5? To give you an idea of the speeds you're talking about. Until you get to like the F50 or somthing.
Originally Posted by ReefForBrains
http:///forum/post/2705840
agreed, 10.5 is quite snappy. My contention is that most Vdubs never hit the real speed brackets. Sure you can toss a VW body on some custom rocket but at that point it is not VW any longer.
10.5 1/8th mile times would most likley be about right for a stock durango. If in the 1/4 thats one quick soccer mom!!
When I saw this I was really suprised, but the guy who I was with had build one once and said you can do it with a base of the old VW. I'm sure they stick a VW bug ontop of other stuff too...
It would be fun!
silverdak
Active Member
Originally Posted by stdreb27
http:///forum/post/2706161
I seriously doubt an R/T would either, I can't think of a single non-modified street car that would do that, a vette does around 11.5? To give you an idea of the speeds you're talking about. Until you get to like the F50 or somthing.
yup they can.. its a bunch of mods and either a 408 in it or a 360 on the juice... there are a few on a site i belong to.. and yes they are 100% street legal
and i just read what you said, the R/T's i mean are heavily modified
http:///forum/post/2706161
I seriously doubt an R/T would either, I can't think of a single non-modified street car that would do that, a vette does around 11.5? To give you an idea of the speeds you're talking about. Until you get to like the F50 or somthing.
yup they can.. its a bunch of mods and either a 408 in it or a 360 on the juice... there are a few on a site i belong to.. and yes they are 100% street legal
and i just read what you said, the R/T's i mean are heavily modified
nano reefer
Active Member
lets think about this....
60 mph is a 15 sec quarter mile. (60 mph is a mile-a-minute)
double that
you get 120 mph is a 7.5 sec quarter mile.
average 120 and 60
you get 90 mph is a 11.25 sec quarter mile.
average 90 and 120
you get 105 mph is a 9.375 sec quarter mile.
average 90 and 105
you get 97.5 mph is a 10.3125 sec quarter mile
for simplicities sake, a 10.5 sec quarter mile is about 95 mph. max speed on my Durango is about 90, so if my durango can do it, i cant see it being very hard for other cars.
60 mph is a 15 sec quarter mile. (60 mph is a mile-a-minute)
double that
you get 120 mph is a 7.5 sec quarter mile.
average 120 and 60
you get 90 mph is a 11.25 sec quarter mile.
average 90 and 120
you get 105 mph is a 9.375 sec quarter mile.
average 90 and 105
you get 97.5 mph is a 10.3125 sec quarter mile
for simplicities sake, a 10.5 sec quarter mile is about 95 mph. max speed on my Durango is about 90, so if my durango can do it, i cant see it being very hard for other cars.
stdreb27
Active Member
Originally Posted by SilverDak
http:///forum/post/2706231
yup they can.. its a bunch of mods and either a 408 in it or a 360 on the juice... there are a few on a site i belong to.. and yes they are 100% street legal
and i just read what you said, the R/T's i mean are heavily modified
Sure, you can put a bigger cam, injectors ect on the truck. Based on the my durango does a 10.5 quarter mile at 85 mph statement I was assuming his was pretty close to stock.
http:///forum/post/2706231
yup they can.. its a bunch of mods and either a 408 in it or a 360 on the juice... there are a few on a site i belong to.. and yes they are 100% street legal
and i just read what you said, the R/T's i mean are heavily modified
Sure, you can put a bigger cam, injectors ect on the truck. Based on the my durango does a 10.5 quarter mile at 85 mph statement I was assuming his was pretty close to stock.
stdreb27
Active Member
Originally Posted by Nano Reefer
http:///forum/post/2706244
lets think about this....
60 mph is a 15 sec quarter mile. (60 mph is a mile-a-minute)
double that
you get 120 mph is a 7.5 sec quarter mile.
average 120 and 60
you get 90 mph is a 11.25 sec quarter mile.
average 90 and 120
you get 105 mph is a 9.375 sec quarter mile.
average 90 and 105
you get 97.5 mph is a 10.3125 sec quarter mile
for simplicities sake, a 10.5 sec quarter mile is about 95 mph.
You are missing a key component, on a drag strip, you start at 0 and accelerate to the 1/4 point.
a 10.5 quarter mile you'd reach around 128 ish. Depending on the run.
I've never seen a drag race post an speed average?
If you got to 85 on your run, and you actually did a quarter I'd think you'd be in the 16 second range...
BTW I was watching speed or espn a few weeks ago, and saw a 1.8 mile dirt track! It was awesome they were doing it in like 3+ seconds and the friggen rooster tails they would light up were AWESOME!
http:///forum/post/2706244
lets think about this....
60 mph is a 15 sec quarter mile. (60 mph is a mile-a-minute)
double that
you get 120 mph is a 7.5 sec quarter mile.
average 120 and 60
you get 90 mph is a 11.25 sec quarter mile.
average 90 and 120
you get 105 mph is a 9.375 sec quarter mile.
average 90 and 105
you get 97.5 mph is a 10.3125 sec quarter mile
for simplicities sake, a 10.5 sec quarter mile is about 95 mph.
You are missing a key component, on a drag strip, you start at 0 and accelerate to the 1/4 point.
a 10.5 quarter mile you'd reach around 128 ish. Depending on the run.
I've never seen a drag race post an speed average?
If you got to 85 on your run, and you actually did a quarter I'd think you'd be in the 16 second range...
BTW I was watching speed or espn a few weeks ago, and saw a 1.8 mile dirt track! It was awesome they were doing it in like 3+ seconds and the friggen rooster tails they would light up were AWESOME!
el guapo
Active Member
Originally Posted by Nano Reefer
http:///forum/post/2706244
lets think about this....
60 mph is a 15 sec quarter mile. (60 mph is a mile-a-minute)
double that
you get 120 mph is a 7.5 sec quarter mile.
average 120 and 60
you get 90 mph is a 11.25 sec quarter mile.
average 90 and 120
you get 105 mph is a 9.375 sec quarter mile.
average 90 and 105
you get 97.5 mph is a 10.3125 sec quarter mile
for simplicities sake, a 10.5 sec quarter mile is about 95 mph. max speed on my Durango is about 90, so if my durango can do it, i cant see it being very hard for other cars.
You dont get a running start
you go from a dead stop at the starting line and you hit the gas when the light goes on . You go as fast as you can for a 1/4 of a mile . Thats a 1/4 mile time .
http:///forum/post/2706244
lets think about this....
60 mph is a 15 sec quarter mile. (60 mph is a mile-a-minute)
double that
you get 120 mph is a 7.5 sec quarter mile.
average 120 and 60
you get 90 mph is a 11.25 sec quarter mile.
average 90 and 120
you get 105 mph is a 9.375 sec quarter mile.
average 90 and 105
you get 97.5 mph is a 10.3125 sec quarter mile
for simplicities sake, a 10.5 sec quarter mile is about 95 mph. max speed on my Durango is about 90, so if my durango can do it, i cant see it being very hard for other cars.
You dont get a running start
stdreb27
Active Member
Originally Posted by EL GUAPO
http:///forum/post/2706265
You dont get a running start
you go from a dead stop at the starting line and you hit the gas when the light goes on . You go as fast as you can for a 1/4 of a mile . Thats a 1/4 mile time .
I think he is just trolling, but then again he doesn't like baseball so maybe he is serious...
http:///forum/post/2706265
You dont get a running start
I think he is just trolling, but then again he doesn't like baseball so maybe he is serious...
stdreb27
Active Member
Originally Posted by EL GUAPO
http:///forum/post/2706273
Hard to tell man, hard to tell . Maybe he just doesn't understand simple physics
Maybe he is just the goofy kid in class that would run by you and yell "race to the
[hr]
, I win!"
lol, my "I hate everything car" was laughing at him...
http:///forum/post/2706273
Hard to tell man, hard to tell . Maybe he just doesn't understand simple physics
Maybe he is just the goofy kid in class that would run by you and yell "race to the
[hr]
, I win!"
lol, my "I hate everything car" was laughing at him...
nano reefer
Active Member
Originally Posted by EL GUAPO
http:///forum/post/2706265
You dont get a running start
you go from a dead stop at the starting line and you hit the gas when the light goes on . You go as fast as you can for a 1/4 of a mile . Thats a 1/4 mile time .
ooooooooooooooooooohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh................
i haz been pwned.
http:///forum/post/2706265
You dont get a running start
ooooooooooooooooooohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh................
i haz been pwned.
ruaround
Active Member
Originally Posted by Nano Reefer
http:///forum/post/2706244
lets think about this....
60 mph is a 15 sec quarter mile. (60 mph is a mile-a-minute)
double that
you get 120 mph is a 7.5 sec quarter mile.
average 120 and 60
you get 90 mph is a 11.25 sec quarter mile.
average 90 and 120
you get 105 mph is a 9.375 sec quarter mile.
average 90 and 105
you get 97.5 mph is a 10.3125 sec quarter mile
for simplicities sake, a 10.5 sec quarter mile is about 95 mph. max speed on my Durango is about 90, so if my durango can do it, i cant see it being very hard for other cars.
wow Nano... that is just... uhhh... ummm... a bunch of hooey... i had a Durango... a 2001 5.9 ltr... there is NO FREAKIN WAY it would run a 10.5... low 16s maybe...
http:///forum/post/2706244
lets think about this....
60 mph is a 15 sec quarter mile. (60 mph is a mile-a-minute)
double that
you get 120 mph is a 7.5 sec quarter mile.
average 120 and 60
you get 90 mph is a 11.25 sec quarter mile.
average 90 and 120
you get 105 mph is a 9.375 sec quarter mile.
average 90 and 105
you get 97.5 mph is a 10.3125 sec quarter mile
for simplicities sake, a 10.5 sec quarter mile is about 95 mph. max speed on my Durango is about 90, so if my durango can do it, i cant see it being very hard for other cars.
wow Nano... that is just... uhhh... ummm... a bunch of hooey... i had a Durango... a 2001 5.9 ltr... there is NO FREAKIN WAY it would run a 10.5... low 16s maybe...