Subject	OMG!!he's gone postal!!LOL! (n/m)
Posted by	wasispeeding? on October 10, 2000 at 3:59 PM
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In Reply To	real easy.. posted by got rice? on October 10, 2000 at 03:38 PM
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Follow Ups	How does the rear diff limit the car speed to 187 m/h !?? - PLEAZURE in CA 15:14:31 10/10/00 i thought it was 200mph auto and 197mph 5speed (n/m) - Zhow+go 15:16:32 10/10/00 Why would the auto have more potential? Thought the 5th cog - Zster 15:38:07 10/10/00 no. manual top gear is .75, auto is .69 - got rice? 15:42:13 10/10/00 It's easy to figure out... - MIT-Z 15:28:04 10/10/00 Phew.. I thought you were gonna write a book like you - Maximamike™ 15:29:38 10/10/00 No, someone has to tell him he's wrong first... j/k. (n/m) - Thomas Z 15:32:40 10/10/00 LOL - Gotta do work today... (n/m) - MIT-Z 15:34:00 10/10/00 You are forgetting the drag coefficient in the wheel bearing - PLEAZURE in CA 15:37:04 10/10/00 Ok, then let's just say enough HP to overcome ALL drag. ;) (n/m) - MIT-Z 15:38:30 10/10/00 bearings have nothing to do with the drag (n/m) - got rice? 15:40:46 10/10/00 parasitic drag of HP from car. not aerod, tho, & minimal. (n/m) - nixit(da][as) 15:57:36 10/10/00 that's what I'm referring to - got rice? 16:57:38 10/10/00 larger wheels/tires will increase top speed. (n/m) - NVMYZTT 15:36:42 10/10/00 real easy.. - got rice? 15:38:50 10/10/00 OMG!!he's gone postal!!LOL! (n/m) - wasispeeding? 15:59:14 10/10/00 Topspeed for 275/40R17 is 193 MPH and 285/35R18 is 194.4 MPH (n/m) - Carlos Ramirez 16:55:36 10/10/00 u all make my head hurt (n/m) - HALO Z(GA) 17:19:54 10/10/00 How can 6.47 feet convert to MPH and where did 88 come from? (n/m) - PLEAZURE in CA 17:29:41 10/10/00 Re: How can 6.47 feet convert to MPH and where did 88 come f - got rice? 17:37:15 10/10/00 that's about right... maybe a couple of miles lower - AgentZ 17:57:24 10/10/00 192 mph with 7200 rev limiter and manual tranny.. - SpdRacr 17:40:36 10/10/00 totally inSANE!(not a bad thing) hehe good luck & be careful (n/m) - Jefe 17:47:10 10/10/00 Here's the math: M=183.06 A=188.11 - zxdallas 08:26:32 10/11/00 Re: Here's the math: M=173.06 A=188.11 (n/m) - zxdallas 08:32:29 10/11/00
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