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Edited September 19, 20197 yr by rwd-starlet

Approx 19.12 @ 68.15MPH thats with a weight of 815kg's, I dunno what the starlets weigh.

my old KP60 done 16.23 with a almost standard 5k.

what times do the ke70 pull?

http://www.nationaldrivetrain.com/calcs/dragcalc.html

 

EDIT: HP is RWHP not engine.

Edited January 14, 200818 yr by Trev

what times do the ke70 pull?

 

don't know, we've never had it on the 1/4 mile.

hey trev no offence to you but those calculators are bulls#!t it said 14.9 for the ke70 my turbo kawasaki zzr250 dosent even do that running 15psi if anyone has run a stock/slightly modded ke70 on the 1/4 mile could you please post e/t times

Edited January 14, 200818 yr by billyrock

hey trev no offence to you but those calculators are bulls#!t it said 14.9 for the ke70 my turbo kawasaki zzr250 dosent even do that running 15psi if anyone has run a stock/slightly modded ke70 on the 1/4 mile could you please post e/t times

 

Did you enter the weight in pounds and enter hp in rear wheel horsepower, You have done something wrong as it comes pretty close to the times the twincam seca's have run.

yea my bad i just converted the wieght on my phone and entered it then turned up with a 19.41 does this sound right?

Pounds To Kilos

 

To convert engine HP into rear wheel HP on average it is:

 

Automatic - 22% Loss

Manual - 18& Loss

cool thanks now all i have to do is put the 308ciV8 in my ke70 and take it to calder 8/

Using that calculator with my KE55, assuming a kerb weight of 850kg (1,870lb), and my dyno'd figure of 87rwkw (117rwhp), I get a figure of 14-flat @ 149.7km/h. The speed figure seems a bit high, but a 14-flat is inline with what I've been told. Apparently when it was registered my KE55 would beat (stock) WRX's.

 

And if I can get the weight down to 800kg (1,760lb) and the power up to 150rwhp, then I should see a 12.6! :wink:

Using that calculator with my KE55, assuming a kerb weight of 850kg (1,870lb), and my dyno'd figure of 87rwkw (117rwhp), I get a figure of 14-flat @ 149.7km/h. The speed figure seems a bit high, but a 14-flat is inline with what I've been told. Apparently when it was registered my KE55 would beat (stock) WRX's.

 

And if I can get the weight down to 800kg (1,760lb) and the power up to 150rwhp, then I should see a 12.6! :wink:

 

Hey man, That speed figure is pretty spot on for that time, Its only 92mph so id take it as fairly acurate.

Could be - never tried the quarter mile in my car. Will do eventually though.

I did a quater run in my old stock ke70. It had a stock 4k and 4speed.

 

I was flogging the crap out of it to get this time :D ...... Good reaction time however...