The Ranger Experiment

[DangeRanger302]

the change in speed will be the change in the circumference of the tire. The circumference will be the diameter of the tire times pi. divide find the circumference in feet, then divide by 5280, giving you miles. now, you have to do that for both tire sizes, and take the difference. if i am thinking correctly, then you won't have to worry about dividing by hours because both sides are, it's just the difference. if anyone has any disputes, i haven't taken physics for two years, so i'm a little rusty. check me if you know.

 

[fastbluetruck]

i dont think i can operate a calculater well enough to figure that one out wheres my 5 year old granddaughter at anyway

 

[2rangers]

Sorry but I gotta go.

Please see last log (2/23/09) entry above for details.

 

[skyy_4life]

sounds good so far. i think im going to run a quarter mile pass with no turbo then with 8 psi boost then 14 psi boost. lol maybe ill try that and ill get back to u with times, if its well enough and $$$ enough. then u can try it on your truck. a junk yard turbo maybe. lol. just a though.