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Originally Posted by Snake Pliskin A quick search on AFM search engine produced Eagle Autosports backing exactly what I said. I don't need any confirmation since I read every spec I cold find on my car when it was new and I personally rode in more than one stock or relatively stock mustang which would peg the speedo. I guess Ford miscalibrated all speedos? Even the SSP cars which were specifically calibrated for the police? |
I pegged the speedo in my 88 LX ......
oh yeah that was a 85 MPH unit......
Do to the fact i don't feel getting into a lenghty physic decussion about this....
it all about.... Coefficient of Drag
the 225 hp at the crank BTW......
is not capable of pushing a 3400 pound car that has the aerodynamics of a brick to a 140 mph.....
on paper possibly .....
in reality there is a 99.0% never.....
For all you Bonneville Salt Flat or See how fast i can go on public highways People This equation will show you how much Horsepower it would take to run those high speeds. This is just an approximation. Uses Cd (coefficient of Drag) and Square Foot Area of your vehicle to calc
how much HP would be needed to run a certain speed.
This is just the HP necessary to sustain that speed, not what your engine total HP is.
I.E. It takes almost 197 HP to be able to run to 150 MPH.
So, if your car only makes 180 HP, you won't be able to get to 150 MPH.
The prosecution rest......