View Poll Results: do you post corrected timeslips?
yes, i use a DA calculator to say what i run at sea level
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no, i post what i actually run.
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post corrected or uncorrected times?
#2
Post a link to the thread. That Magnum guy should post something like this:
13.9@100mph (4000 DA)
13.1@>>>> (corrected)
Posting a corrected number only, especially that is like 8 tenths, is too much.
13.9@100mph (4000 DA)
13.1@>>>> (corrected)
Posting a corrected number only, especially that is like 8 tenths, is too much.
#3
i agree john. im not gonna post that link here because i dont want to start a war. i may post this over there to enlighten some people. if i race in negative DA do i have to add time to my et?
#4
I post my actual numbers with the DA, but sometimes i'll post the corrected numbers too for comparsion since I live in high DA land.. lol
Last edited by Chris81; 01-25-2006 at 11:06 PM.
#6
Originally Posted by DriveATransAm
i agree john. im not gonna post that link here because i dont want to start a war. i may post this over there to enlighten some people. if i race in negative DA do i have to add time to my et?
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From: Gainesville, Florida # of drag strips runs: ?!?!?
Originally Posted by next
If it ain't on the clock and timeslip, you didn't run it.
I say calculated #s are a BS excuse. The only exception might be a really high area like Colorado or such, but I still post up what I RUN, not what I could have in perfect DA air.
Derek
#9
Originally Posted by Villain281H
Judgment for the plaintiff!
I say calculated #s are a BS excuse. The only exception might be a really high area like Colorado or such, but I still post up what I RUN, not what I could have in perfect DA air.
Derek
I say calculated #s are a BS excuse. The only exception might be a really high area like Colorado or such, but I still post up what I RUN, not what I could have in perfect DA air.
Derek
#10
Originally Posted by Villain281H
Judgment for the plaintiff!
I say calculated #s are a BS excuse. The only exception might be a really high area like Colorado or such, but I still post up what I RUN, not what I could have in perfect DA air.
Derek
I say calculated #s are a BS excuse. The only exception might be a really high area like Colorado or such, but I still post up what I RUN, not what I could have in perfect DA air.
Derek
It's the numbers on the slip that= bragging rights, not the "if's"
Shoot, as long as my slip says "Winner" I'm happy
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From: Gainesville, Florida # of drag strips runs: ?!?!?
Originally Posted by Maggie
Shoot, as long as my slip says "Winner" I'm happy
15 votes and either people are afraid to vote for the correction factor, or everyone is in agreement.
Derek
#12
Want to hit on something folks just can't quit from doing? The statements of "I could have run a _______ if..."
I think if you've ran a number before, it's one thing to say you may have done it again. But if you want to pencil whip the timeslip into wishing a new best...
I think if you've ran a number before, it's one thing to say you may have done it again. But if you want to pencil whip the timeslip into wishing a new best...
#14
Originally Posted by Luis Castellanos
I race at 8000ft DAs...sadly...
i wont break any "milestones" here.. but every time i say what my car runs i say "Blah @ blah DA"
my corrected times always look too good to be true...
i wont break any "milestones" here.. but every time i say what my car runs i say "Blah @ blah DA"
my corrected times always look too good to be true...
At 8000' my car would want to walk to finish line instead of running...huffin 'n puffin