Subject	Also is roughly a 1/10th second of 1/4 mile ET (n/m)
Posted by	LitlElvis on October 06, 2019 at 2:24 PM
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In Reply To	100lbs is roughly 6.5 hp in a 3500 lb car. posted by Gordo NA2LS Daytona on October 05, 2019 at 01:40 PM
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Follow Ups	ran search...weight loss to quickness converter ? - TTkeeper 13:12:21 10/05/19 100lbs is roughly 6.5 hp in a 3500 lb car. - Gordo NA2LS Daytona 13:40:18 10/05/19 Also is roughly a 1/10th second of 1/4 mile ET (n/m) - LitlElvis 14:24:18 10/06/19 Won't make a huge difference in straight line acceleration, - WhiTTe Z 14:24:44 10/05/19 obviously at some level this is correct..... - Madhatter10-6 10:50:54 10/06/19 Weird - WhiTTe Z 12:45:45 10/06/19 agreed... - Madhatter10-6 13:46:09 10/06/19 In an NA an empty-ish tank make a big difference (n/m) - shiers69 09:16:37 10/07/19 I think sometimes when the car gets ?gutted? for weight - Gordo NA2LS Daytona 10:51:16 10/07/19
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