gimmie11s
Well-Known Member
Yes and no.Yes and no. For instance I race with a guy. We both have Paxton novi’s with a 3.6 pulley. We both dynod around 660wheel on 93. I have a 3800 stall converter. The other car does not. So I have the much better sixty foot. And my friend has the higher MPH. We run identical ETs. If you went strictly off mph you’d think my car was making way less power. The cars are making the same power. It’s just getting applied differently. Another thing is weight. My wife runs one mph faster than me. Simply because she’s 100 pounds lighter.
All things equal, the lighter car is always faster.
Also a car that ETs better than a similarly equipped car doesn’t always equal a car with lower MPH. Quite the opposite at times, actually.
If both cars back half the same, then the car that 60’d better will actually have better mph at the big end due to having better mph at the 1/8. I’ve seen this more times than I can count.
But usually... mph is a better indicator of power being made than ET.... usually.
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