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Old 13-04-2006, 03:34 PM   #14
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14.4 seems to be the most accurate and commonly accepted time but seeing it was 1971 and they quote single didget decimal points id say a good old analog stopwatch was their measuring tool!!! hardly very accurate!
Either way a good Phase 3 with the 3.9 factory rear end would have been a fair bit quicker.

An E49 was 1 second faster to 100mph than a phase 3, the E49 was tested with a 3.5:1 diff and the phase 3 was tested with a 3.25:1 diff and wide ratio top loader.
E49 14.1 seconds to 100mph 14.4 second 1/4
Phase 3 15.2 seconds to 100mph 14.7 second 1/4
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