4.29 @ 301mph
That Fast! 2 bad you can't do that in taffic...........going fast straight is cool but
I'd like 2 see him make a turn!! Ha Ha...........I would kill him on the expressway
Just kidding... That REAL fast... but I would kill'em........................
I'd like 2 see him make a turn!! Ha Ha...........I would kill him on the expressway
Just kidding... That REAL fast... but I would kill'em........................
Great article in the latest Motor Trend about this TopFuel madness. They give a whole bunch of statistics, like:
7500: Approximate peak output, in horsepower, of a competitive 2003 Top Fuel engine. That'* almost 1000 horsepower per cylinder.
58,700: About what you'd pay, in dollars, for a new Top Fuel engine.
12,654: RPM the supercharger spins at maximum engine speed. With the engine at 8500 RPM, just turning the supercharger soaks up 900 horsepower (<------
)
45.5: Maximum boost, in psi, produced by the supercharger at wide-open throttle. That'* more that 3.0 bar, twice the boost achieved by a Mitsubishi Evo VIII.
12,000: Downforce, in pounds, generated by the rear wing at 325 mph. The downward thrust made by the exhaust gasses escaping the headers alone generates 800 pounds of downforce.
85: Distance, in inches, you'll need to be above the header pipes to avoid getting toasted by the nitro flames exiting those pipes.
This was a great magazine. Totally made my drive from Pittsburgh to Bawston.
7500: Approximate peak output, in horsepower, of a competitive 2003 Top Fuel engine. That'* almost 1000 horsepower per cylinder.
58,700: About what you'd pay, in dollars, for a new Top Fuel engine.
12,654: RPM the supercharger spins at maximum engine speed. With the engine at 8500 RPM, just turning the supercharger soaks up 900 horsepower (<------
45.5: Maximum boost, in psi, produced by the supercharger at wide-open throttle. That'* more that 3.0 bar, twice the boost achieved by a Mitsubishi Evo VIII.
12,000: Downforce, in pounds, generated by the rear wing at 325 mph. The downward thrust made by the exhaust gasses escaping the headers alone generates 800 pounds of downforce.
85: Distance, in inches, you'll need to be above the header pipes to avoid getting toasted by the nitro flames exiting those pipes.
This was a great magazine. Totally made my drive from Pittsburgh to Bawston.




