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Old 04-01-2013, 11:02 PM
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A 300rwhp car running 7.5 isn't working BUT a 500rwhp car running 7.4 flat out works

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Originally Posted by HioSSilver
The slip I posted. You were 4mph down and slower in the 1/8 = not gonna happen for ya on that day.
Hio...do you understand what corrected numbers are?

Let me say that last part again....cor-rected. Come on, you can do it man.
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This isn't impressive to Hiho...no


Now this is ******* working!

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Originally Posted by Stopsign32v
A 300rwhp car running 7.5 isn't working BUT a 500rwhp car running 7.4 flat out works

That don't work either.
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Hio...do you understand what corrected numbers are?

Let me say that last part again....cor-rected. Come on, you can do it man.
corrrr co cor corre correctum.....nope not gonna happen. It either runs it or it don't.

I leave corrected #'s for those in high altitude areas. I can understand those guys using it. Most of us has no reason to other than ricer math.
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Originally Posted by Stopsign32v
This isn't impressive to Hiho...no

NMRA Pure Street BG 2006 - YouTube

Now this is ******* working!

2005 Corvette C6 Supercharged 10.81 On Street Tires - YouTube
Actually the mustang is not working proper. I'm sure he made adjustments to help keep the front down.

The vette was doin pretty damn good on a normal street tire. Why don't you try that and tell us how it "works" for ya.
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Originally Posted by HioSSilver
That don't work either.


corrrr co cor corre correctum.....nope not gonna happen. It either runs it or it don't.

I leave corrected #'s for those in high altitude areas. I can understand those guys using it. Most of us has no reason to other than ricer math.
You can't let them correct, and not everyone... That doesn't make sense. Whether it helps .2 or .8, it still helps.
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Originally Posted by Stopsign32v
This isn't impressive to Hiho...no

NMRA Pure Street BG 2006 - YouTube

Now this is ******* working!

2005 Corvette C6 Supercharged 10.81 On Street Tires - YouTube
Originally Posted by HioSSilver
Actually the mustang is not working proper. I'm sure he made adjustments to help keep the front down.

The vette was doin pretty damn good on a normal street tire. Why don't you try that and tell us how it "works" for ya.
My sides hurt.... I'm going to work on the car a few then watch prison break.
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Originally Posted by HioSSilver
corrrr co cor corre correctum.....nope not gonna happen. It either runs it or it don't.

I leave corrected #'s for those in high altitude areas. I can understand those guys using it. Most of us has no reason to other than ricer math.
Well let me explain to you what did happen. I ran 7.7 in the 1/8 with a lightly bolt on 4.6L N/A gutless wonder that can't even crest the 300rwhp mark.

Your boy wonder with 50rwhp more and a bigger motor and more mods could only do less than a tenth better than me.
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Originally Posted by Stopsign32v
Well let me explain to you what did happen. I ran 7.7 in the 1/8 with a lightly bolt on 4.6L N/A gutless wonder that can't even crest the 300rwhp mark.

Your boy wonder with 50rwhp more and a bigger motor and more mods could only do less than a tenth better than me.
Actually he had less mods and less tire and did it in street trim. You were in full race trim.

Stop whining about the bigger motor ****....you have more valves. Not our fault ford built that oversized pos with no displacement. Your dumbness for buying it.
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Originally Posted by lemons12
You can't let them correct, and not everyone... That doesn't make sense. Whether it helps .2 or .8, it still helps.
Sure I can. I never correct. It is what it is with me. There is more to putting a lap together than d/a. But if someone is handicapped by 5000+ d/a I can understand it for comparisons sake.
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Originally Posted by HioSSilver
Actually he had less mods and less tire and did it in street trim. You were in full race trim.

Stop whining about the bigger motor ****....you have more valves. Not our fault ford built that oversized pos with no displacement. Your dumbness for buying it.
What size tire did he run?

And yea...sure looks like he has less mods.

spec x trim clutch,ls6 hiho ported intake and tb,342s ,underdrive pulley,ory,slp lid,granatelli mass air
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2 tenths in the 60 is a HUGE difference. From a dig even with a 10mph trap speed advantage you'll be playing catch up for quite a while. I've seen it a million time.

This is coming from an LT1 that 60'd and ET'd well but trapped like ****. A lot of times there just isn't enough road to make up for that *** raping for the first few hundred feet. Quite a few drinks were paid for by people who didn't understand that a drag race is won in the first 330', not in the mph you trap.
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Originally Posted by Stopsign32v
What size tire did he run?

And yea...sure looks like he has less mods.

spec x trim clutch,ls6 hiho ported intake and tb,342s ,underdrive pulley,ory,slp lid,granatelli mass air
275/50-15

Stock suspension to your suspension mods. It all adds up as mods.
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Originally Posted by HioSSilver
Actually he had less tire
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275/50-15
Hmmmm looks like you are wrong yet again. A 275 is bigger than a 8.5 tire.
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slick vs street tire
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Originally Posted by HioSSilver
Sure I can. I never correct. It is what it is with me. There is more to putting a lap together than d/a. But if someone is handicapped by 5000+ d/a I can understand it for comparisons sake.
And me at 1500-2000DA+ am at a disadvantage VS these record cars running in 1000-1500DA-.

If you correct for one, correct for all.
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2 tenths in the 60 is a HUGE difference. From a dig even with a 10mph trap speed advantage you'll be playing catch up for quite a while. I've seen it a million time.

This is coming from an LT1 that 60'd and ET'd well but trapped like ****. A lot of times there just isn't enough road to make up for that *** raping for the first few hundred feet. Quite a few drinks were paid for by people who didn't understand that a drag race is won in the first 330', not in the mph you trap.
Hmmm... Looks like someone street races from a dig with a car that works.
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The whole "car that works" thing sounds funny.
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Originally Posted by UBoysPlayBall?
The whole "car that works" thing sounds funny.

Yeah it's a real stupid saying.... I agree
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Originally Posted by UBoysPlayBall?
The whole "car that works" thing sounds funny.
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Yeah it's a real stupid saying.... I agree
I agree.
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Originally Posted by lemons12
And me at 1500-2000DA+ am at a disadvantage VS these record cars running in 1000-1500DA-.

If you correct for one, correct for all.

Hmmm... Looks like someone street races from a dig with a car that works.
What "record" cars are you tuning for? Just about any place on the east coast can get to 0 and negative d/a, go on those days. The problem with -d/a around my area is the track is **** on those days. Typically because it's cold and I don't run slicks to make up the difference. Unless you utilize the whole track d/a don't really factor in much in 2k-3k swing for most of us. A clean run with good traction can net better results.

Take me for instance. I leave the line @ 50-60% throttle and don't go full throttle until about 25mph. D/a don't mean alot in that situation....some but not alot. If I could be full throttle @ 10mph that would mean more.
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