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This is all assuming the Swift is really an 11second car and if so, was running in 11second trim during this race.

The swift is in contention for quickest FWD in Aus and is built by a former record holder for FWD cars in Aus. The car is no slouch by anymeans

I don't doubt it's a quick car. My main point is how quick was it during that run. Who knows.

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Somebody give him another cup of cynic will ya's he sounds as if he's runnin dry...

summoner is it your old ute I have a vid of on a dyno somewhere with a bit of "balast" in the back?

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Somebody give him another cup of cynic will ya's he sounds as if he's runnin dry...

summoner is it your old ute I have a vid of on a dyno somewhere with a bit of "balast" in the back?

Tiger mica orange ute with summoner rego? yeah that'd be mine.

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what are the specs of the swift. Would be interested to know as I have one for a track car. That is in the process of a rebuild. I gather it was turbo. Who built the motor, wasn't a guy called Dave Homer by any chance?

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based on what you have posted, I don't see why the result is a surprise...

if he has 250hp at the crank and the car weighs 700kgs, then he is running about a 15% better power to weight ratio than your XR6. :nono:

swift - 250hp / 800kg (700 for car 100 for driver) = .31 hp/kg

xr - 320/(.78 * .748) = 548hp / (1750 + 300) = 0.268 hp/kg

based on the second run where you have not backed off he is only just pulling away dependant on gear change etc...

The other way to look at it is you have a high 12 second car on a good run (being a manual) - he has an 11 sec car...

all looks/feels about right if the swift has that power level to me...

Just because that Swift is an exceptionally quick car, doesn't mean yours no good - stick the passengers in the swift and it would be a different story! I know which car I would prefer to drive and it is not the swift... :diggit:

just my 2c...

but no reason as to why you wouldn't got for a dyno run if you want to.

cheers, :fool:

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First, the guy got flogged by a Suzuki. It's one freakin quick Swift though so y'all just accept it and get over it.

Second, I don't care how fast the Suzuki is, you wouldn't catch me dead in one.

Third, they're both a couple of cork heads in the first place.

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Here are some numbers on that swift

Car - Swift GTi

Engine - G13B

Capacity -1370cc

Compressor - GCG

Nitrous - No

Tyres - Toyo R888

ET - 11.549

60ft - 1.95

MPH - 130.09

Track - Wllbnk

Driver - Dave Homer

Workshop - DMW Motorsport

I would think that the car would have been in its 11sec trim as Dave doesn't alter the car back from his drag set up much these days.

I beleive that the car has also run a little quicker useing slicks. The above times are under the rules of the High Performance Imports Drag records (must use street legal tyres).

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