Drag Run Results.
11-28-11, 04:39 PM
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It's certainly not easy and with some practice and ideal conditions 11's are possible.
I used to have this link in my signature. It's my Drag Strip journal and it's a great baseline to compare your results against. Just calculate your DA and compare it to the runs I have posted there, which include both my own and the top 5 naturally aspirated. Click on the links at the bottom of the spreadsheet to switch between top 5 and my runs at two different tracks.
PS...sorry for setting the bar so high.
I used to have this link in my signature. It's my Drag Strip journal and it's a great baseline to compare your results against. Just calculate your DA and compare it to the runs I have posted there, which include both my own and the top 5 naturally aspirated. Click on the links at the bottom of the spreadsheet to switch between top 5 and my runs at two different tracks.
PS...sorry for setting the bar so high.
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11-28-11, 11:29 PM
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Got in 4 runs, highest was 12.7 and best was 12.5 due to better 60ft. Did not get the chance to play with tire pressures, so I guess it was 36psi? Which is the stock psi. Fuel was 91.. Quarter tank left.. Removed spare and tools.
11-29-11, 06:00 AM
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11's are easy, just use a drop in fuel tank octane booster 
lol
Nice runs Rider. Hopefully I'll get my new tires nxt month and finally take it to the track.
Side bar: props to Cayman, 120mph trap!
lolNice runs Rider. Hopefully I'll get my new tires nxt month and finally take it to the track.
Side bar: props to Cayman, 120mph trap!
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