[boostnsrt]

need to know if anyone has taken their f2/3 to the drag strip i'm going to a strip here that is only 1/8 mile. running best time 7.32 @ 92 mph was wondering if anyone knows their 1/4 and 1/8 times

 

[Mr.Pelican]

with running cars, we always multiplied your 1/8th time by 1.56 to get a decently accurate quarter.
There's a whole big equation to find out based on weight and power but I don't remember it.

 

[scotty]

Sound s bit slow. I'd think you could get down to a 7 sec flat at around 100 mph if you got a great launch and 60' time.

 

[marsolais]

We went to the track to other night. The bikes were not hooking up all that well. I'm not all that good in the drag just yet. I think the best we could get was .777 reaction, 7.3 1/8th mile at around 90-95 mph. we should be running like a .600 reaction, 6.8 in the 1/8 at like 105mph but oh well it was funny.

 

[wheeliez]

you should be running .500 r/ts They don't affect the ET - start to leave when you see the 3rd amber light and your r/t will improve

 

[marsolais]

5 flats are pritty hard, they'll come in time!

 

[AnnieMei]

f3's should be doing at least mid to low 11's (10.9's if you have a perfect track) with 7's on the 1/8. If you can get your 60ft to be under 1.7 seconds, then you're good to go.

 

[Quik]

ive seen F3 hitting high 11s to low 12s

 

[dark240]

haha r/t times effecting ET's... anyways 7.32 is good with those low trap speeds. you should be pulling high 1.6 sixty foots for those numbers

 

[Powder]

I ran my brother's 1998 F3 and ran:

1/8 - 7.2 @ 101mph
1/4 - 11.2 @ 123mph

Mods were exhaust and +2 rear sprocket.

 

[Twinsen]

Mid to low 11s is about right. My friend ran 11.2 @ 122mph on an F4. And he's not the greatest of riders. The F3 isn't far behind.

 

[Matt Sterbator]

7.32 @ 92mph

Great ET for the MPH.

 

[Quik]

http://www.sportrider.com/bikes/146_perf_nums/#honda