difference between quarter mile and 400m

[Blown BA]

  ms700 said:

Aniken's not just a pretty face!

oh, hang on..... :lol:

He's the NUTTY PROFESSOR :lol:

[aniken]

  Blown BA said:

  ms700 said:

Aniken's not just a pretty face!

oh, hang on..... :lol:

He's the NUTTY PROFESSOR :lol:

One for each of you :spoton:

[HellionXR6T]

Don't listen to them Aniken, I can vouch for ya. You're not that ugly.

:lol:

[Guest]

  NA Thunder said:

Don't listen to them Aniken, I can vouch for ya. You're not that ugly.

:lol:

Youd better watch it Thunda with that kinda talk,dont forget voy is going through withdrawal now that Kenny is away all the time

vik

[eatV8]

Are all the drag strips around Oz ¼ mile or 400m?

[HellionXR6T]

Haha, OK Vik. Umm, failing to see the comparison there.

...Umm, not sure Steve, I 'm sure there is some varience between the difference raceways, who knows for sure. Willowbank (1.4 mile) is supposed to be accurate down to the last mm and that's hearing it from one of the officials after tha last major overhaul the raceway went through. The company I work for is the major sponsor for Willowbank Raceway for 2004/2005.

Geea, Blown BA and Ducatijb might be able to shed some light.

[Blown BA]

  NA Thunder said:

Haha, OK Vik. Umm, failing to see the comparison there.

...Umm, not sure Steve, I 'm sure there is some varience between the difference raceways, who knows for sure. Willowbank (1.4 mile) is supposed to be accurate down to the last mm and that's hearing it from one of the officials after tha last major overhaul the raceway went through. The company I work for is the major sponsor for Willowbank Raceway for 2004/2005.

Geea, Blown BA and Ducatijb might be able to shed some light.

The Calder & Heatcoate drag strip is 1/4 mile.....and the Gippsland Dragway is 1/8 mile, we also had Sandown Park for a while which was 1/4 mile.

And Ani who loves ya BABY

[aniken]

  Blown BA said:

And Ani who loves ya BABY

I'm not sure anymore

[aniken]

  NA Thunder said:

Don't listen to them Aniken, I can vouch for ya. You're not that ugly.

:lol:

Thanks, I think

[BlueXR6Turbo]

  casgeroth said:

Or you could just use Google Calculator.

Go to www.google.com, type in whatever you want.

e.g. Type into the search field 100 miles per hour in kilometres per hour and then click on the Google Search button.

There's your answer.

You can do pretty much any calculation or conversion.

Another e.g. 100 light years in fathoms gives you the result 100 light years = 5.17307984 × 10 to the power of 17 fathoms.

Or 100 tonnes in pennyweights gives you 100 tonnes = 64 301 493.1 pennyweights.

Enjoy!

:lol:

Ah, yes. Light years to fathoms. A conversion that is frequently required!