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perf-list Digest Mon, 17 Apr 2000 Volume: 2000 Issue: 046

In This Issue:
Re: Quarter Mile Time

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Date: Mon, 17 Apr 2000 10:45:22 -0700 (PDT)
From: shane san miguel yahoo.com>
Subject: Re: Quarter Mile Time

> run #3 (best)worst reaction
> 1.2798 reaction
> 2.4248 60ft
> 6.7839 330ft
> 10.4607 1/8
> 66.68
> 13.6915 1000et
> 75.27 1000mph
> 16.4551 1/4
> 81.19 mph

My 55' F100 with 5.0 (carbed) runs a 15.51 87. What
are your rear gears? I missed the original post, do
you mind reposting your combo? My 60ft's are
somewhere in the 2.60 range. So, you're hooking up
off the line a lot better than I am, and it looks like
I have more motor at the big end.

Isn't Draggin' fun! Nothin better than a smallblock
singin' a song at redline...

It looks like everything is good on your runs except
the reaction time, and the consistency of the runs. I
would work on your technique a little. Don't worry
about doing things better, just do them the same. I
can sit on the couch and go through an entire run from
staging lanes to timeslip shack. Every motion should
be burned in your head. If you have a passenger
....

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