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04-25-2002, 01:20 AM

Ok, if you want to get a quarter mile time for a swapped in engine, just take the quarter mile time for whatever car the engine came out of oriniginally and and estimate from that. A ITR runs anywhere about a 14.7 in the quarter. Swap that engine into a '95 hatchback, and you will be running low 14's. A GS-R in the same car will yield low 15's to very high 14's (I am talking motor only, mods will obviously give you better times). There is no for sure time you will get. It depends on weight of the vehicle, engine strength, and how well the swap was done. If the swap wasn't wire correctly or something, you can get times that don't match with what they should be.

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04-25-2002, 01:20 AM	#4
PabloHoney Posts: n/a	Ok, if you want to get a quarter mile time for a swapped in engine, just take the quarter mile time for whatever car the engine came out of oriniginally and and estimate from that. A ITR runs anywhere about a 14.7 in the quarter. Swap that engine into a '95 hatchback, and you will be running low 14's. A GS-R in the same car will yield low 15's to very high 14's (I am talking motor only, mods will obviously give you better times). There is no for sure time you will get. It depends on weight of the vehicle, engine strength, and how well the swap was done. If the swap wasn't wire correctly or something, you can get times that don't match with what they should be.