Subject	What about drive train loss? What about worn tires..
Posted by	Carlos Ramirez on November 27, 2000 at 3:22 PM
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In Reply To	3247.2 rpm to be exact posted by got rice? on November 27, 2000 at 02:28 PM
Message	What about if his speedometer is off :-) Ok I guess you get the point hehe...
Follow Ups	At what rpm is 80 mph in a stock 5 speed '91TT? (n/m) - Bumpy 14:09:27 11/27/00 i think it's around 3k. maybe 3100. (n/m) - Jefe 14:11:50 11/27/00 3247.2 rpm to be exact - got rice? 14:28:59 11/27/00 WAAAY to much time on your hands! :) (n/m) - genic (konig whore) 14:48:02 11/27/00 So according to this stage 3 @ redline goes: - Ken (Aruba) 14:55:57 11/27/00 Yep, but that doesn't take into account > - got rice? 15:17:52 11/27/00 is that at the wheels or crank? what about tire drag? - Jefe 15:29:25 11/27/00 brake hp = at the wheels (n/m) - genic (konig whore) 15:30:43 11/27/00 Brake HP is @ the crank against a torque brake. (n/m) - mfh {Z kid} 16:44:08 11/27/00 gr? you are my hero (n/m) - oo7 20:47:33 11/27/00 haha. that comment just made my day - got rice? 21:33:09 11/27/00 Re: 3247.2 rpm to be exact (n/m) - Bumpy 15:13:47 11/27/00 Depends on how worn the tires are - Z CRAZY 15:19:38 11/27/00 okay.. on worn tires > - got rice? 15:45:12 11/27/00 What about drive train loss? What about worn tires.. - Carlos Ramirez 15:22:39 11/27/00 Hmmm... w/your formula 19483.2/6.46=3247.2 ????? - regbike 16:27:56 11/27/00 Re: Hmmm... w/your formula 19483.2/6.46=3247.2 ????? - got rice? @ school 17:34:42 11/27/00
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