992 60-130 times
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Although I would like to see my results on a prepped and sticky track. I'm confident the numbers would be significantly better.
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surquhar (12-20-2021)
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Keep in mind guys, With the conditions DA being the same, Your 60-130 times will be slowing on a prepped track from a dig vs. from a 40-45 mph starting roll on a long stretch.
So if you want the best / quickest 60-130, always do them from a rolling start.
LOL
He was mainly joking around since my vid showed a sign that said, "Fulton County".
It was a stretch of hwy with walls on both sides over a bridge at around 1-2am on a wknd day with very little traffic.
Like I said above, your 60-130 will be quicker from a rolling start vs. a dig at a track.
So if you want the best / quickest 60-130, always do them from a rolling start.
LOL
He was mainly joking around since my vid showed a sign that said, "Fulton County".
It was a stretch of hwy with walls on both sides over a bridge at around 1-2am on a wknd day with very little traffic.
Like I said above, your 60-130 will be quicker from a rolling start vs. a dig at a track.
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I wouldn't even consider a dig- 60-130 valid... defeats the whole purpose lol. It should always be from a minimum roll of 40-45
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Yes, for ET's the sticky track is what you want. However, It goes under the reasoning that when you get a Good STICK launch and don't spin, your MPH trap speed suffers. The higher MPH traps come from when you DO spin a bit but get a slower 60 ft. You have LESS "time" to accelerate when you Stick the launch and get a good 60 ft. When you spin, you have more "time" during the run to actually build "speed".
So same goes for the 60-130, you want that inertia of the vehicle to help with the "Speed" to get through that 60-130 distance as "quick" as possible.
Agreed... For the reason's I mentioned above.
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