NA 1/4 Time...
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Well, I haven't had my car on the track for over a year now, lol. When my SE was stock w/ clogged cats & slipping clutch(oh and the 185 tires)...
17.3 @ 82.3MPH - I had the MPH but my time sucked
RT: 6.43
17.5 @ 82.7MPH - Bad launch
RT: 1.02 - yea yea yea...
Later I put a straight pipe on and intake(had 195 tires then & slipping clutch still):
16.6 @ 84.3MPH - Best time in NA form....
RT: 6.11
Personal best 1/4 mile time in any car was
13.8 @ 93.? MPH - '94 camaro
RT: 5.55
I haven't been on the track for over a year and all my friends used to have slow cars, lol...I have feeling things will be much different soon
17.3 @ 82.3MPH - I had the MPH but my time sucked
RT: 6.43
17.5 @ 82.7MPH - Bad launch
RT: 1.02 - yea yea yea...
Later I put a straight pipe on and intake(had 195 tires then & slipping clutch still):
16.6 @ 84.3MPH - Best time in NA form....
RT: 6.11
Personal best 1/4 mile time in any car was
13.8 @ 93.? MPH - '94 camaro
RT: 5.55
I haven't been on the track for over a year and all my friends used to have slow cars, lol...I have feeling things will be much different soon
#2
Originally Posted by Rotaryman88' date='Aug 8 2002, 05:07 PM
Well, I haven't had my car on the track for over a year now, lol. When my SE was stock w/ clogged cats & slipping clutch(oh and the 185 tires)...
17.3 @ 82.3MPH - I had the MPH but my time sucked
RT: 6.43
17.5 @ 82.7MPH - Bad launch
RT: 1.02 - yea yea yea...
Later I put a straight pipe on and intake(had 195 tires then & slipping clutch still):
16.6 @ 84.3MPH - Best time in NA form....
RT: 6.11
Personal best 1/4 mile time in any car was
13.8 @ 93.? MPH - '94 camaro
RT: 5.55
I haven't been on the track for over a year and all my friends used to have slow cars, lol...I have feeling things will be much different soon
17.3 @ 82.3MPH - I had the MPH but my time sucked
RT: 6.43
17.5 @ 82.7MPH - Bad launch
RT: 1.02 - yea yea yea...
Later I put a straight pipe on and intake(had 195 tires then & slipping clutch still):
16.6 @ 84.3MPH - Best time in NA form....
RT: 6.11
Personal best 1/4 mile time in any car was
13.8 @ 93.? MPH - '94 camaro
RT: 5.55
I haven't been on the track for over a year and all my friends used to have slow cars, lol...I have feeling things will be much different soon
#3
Originally Posted by ILUVMY88CABRIO' date='Aug 9 2002, 07:59 AM
[quote name='Rotaryman88' date='Aug 8 2002, 05:07 PM']Well, I haven't had my car on the track for over a year now, lol. When my SE was stock w/ clogged cats & slipping clutch(oh and the 185 tires)...
17.3 @ 82.3MPH - I had the MPH but my time sucked
RT: 6.43
17.5 @ 82.7MPH - Bad launch
RT: 1.02 - yea yea yea...
Later I put a straight pipe on and intake(had 195 tires then & slipping clutch still):
16.6 @ 84.3MPH - Best time in NA form....
RT: 6.11
Personal best 1/4 mile time in any car was
13.8 @ 93.? MPH - '94 camaro
RT: 5.55
I haven't been on the track for over a year and all my friends used to have slow cars, lol...I have feeling things will be much different soon
17.3 @ 82.3MPH - I had the MPH but my time sucked
RT: 6.43
17.5 @ 82.7MPH - Bad launch
RT: 1.02 - yea yea yea...
Later I put a straight pipe on and intake(had 195 tires then & slipping clutch still):
16.6 @ 84.3MPH - Best time in NA form....
RT: 6.11
Personal best 1/4 mile time in any car was
13.8 @ 93.? MPH - '94 camaro
RT: 5.55
I haven't been on the track for over a year and all my friends used to have slow cars, lol...I have feeling things will be much different soon
Yeah, where I run, a 0.5 RT is "perfect". Mine is usually about 1.2, but I'm actually seeing the green before I launch. With more practice, I should be consistently under 1.0 sec.
Question to you drag racers out there: Does the RT figure in the ET? Is the ET the time from when you launch until you cross the finish line? Or is the ET the time from the green light until you cross the finish line?
#4
ijust read this somewhere, damn.
taken from mobile entertaiment mag(who would have thought)
Elapsed Time(ET): In a drag race, the measurement of time from when a car leaves the starting line until it crosses the finish line at the end of the quarter mile. Usually accompanied with a trap speed measurement, the speed (in MPH) at which one crosses the finish line.
Reaction Time(RT): In a drag race, the measurement of the time from when a light signals the start of a race to when the car leaves the starting line.
taken from mobile entertaiment mag(who would have thought)
Elapsed Time(ET): In a drag race, the measurement of time from when a car leaves the starting line until it crosses the finish line at the end of the quarter mile. Usually accompanied with a trap speed measurement, the speed (in MPH) at which one crosses the finish line.
Reaction Time(RT): In a drag race, the measurement of the time from when a light signals the start of a race to when the car leaves the starting line.
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Holy ****...sorry about the RT guys...I ment to put the decimal BEFORE the numbers, lol...they should be .643/1.02/.611/.555. Sorry for the confusion. I was drunk or something...damn a 6 second reaction time...I dont think ANYBODY is that bad.
And no, the RT does NOT count into your ET...its just a sign of how well you launched basically...
And no, the RT does NOT count into your ET...its just a sign of how well you launched basically...
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