So when I run 10.8s i'll be at 800 hp?? i'll be more around 600 rwhp...im at sea level...so HP is different...I think you figured that out on your previous posy i see...
No, and sorry for the confusion. I was trying to make a point about trusting calculators. They're handy, but not gospel. The calculator said I was making 800 HP, but I already know I wasn't. I was around 640 HP running 10.8's.
This is the specific dyno pull I was talking about. Using the SAE correction factor. What most people use to have a same frame of reference. It says 801 / 736.
This is the same pull without a correction factor. In reality I was making 641 / 589.
Big difference because up here I'm have about an 18% power loss just from altitude. Add in the weather and it's an even bigger loss.
Anyways I'd say you'd need to be around 640-650ish to run a 10.8 in Lakewood. Might even be quicker as you're lighter than me. If you were at 800 HP I'd suspect you'd be running 9's.
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