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What Beard is saying is that it's easier to take 5 thousandths stripe on someone at 135 than at 105 (Taking someone through the traps by a tire at 135 will be a tighter MOV than doing the same at 105). Not to mention many guys are staring at the tack for a good part of an 1/8 mile run with less time to size up their opponent. There is an argument that 1/8 mile top end driving is easier because there is less of a variance in E.T.'s between two competing cars, as opposed to if they were racing 1/4.
Fun stuff. I prefer 1/8th but love it all. |
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1/8 mile or 1/4 mile !
If I am Drag Racing it is a good day..! Dan |
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QUOTEhttp://cdncache-a.akamaihd.net/items...rrow-10x10.png=Dan Fahey;485692]1/8 mile or 1/4 mile !
If I am Drag Racing it is a good day..! Dan[ QUOTEhttp://cdncache-a.akamaihd.net/items...rrow-10x10.png] Amen! JimR |
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If you are running 100 mph you cover 17.6" in .010 seconds. If you are running 135 mph, you cover 23.7" in that same amount of time. So, if you take 12 inches of stripe, is the MOV closer at 100 mph, or at 135 mph? Try some light reading from an expert over on Bogacki's website. Bud McNasby's Guest Tutorial on the subject is here: http://www.thisisbracketracing.com/g...s=5F5409020E06 |
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Beard is right!
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Your talking about time. I'm talking about it being easier to put foot on somebody at 100.
Easier for me to control that 12" at 100 MPH. Maybe not for you? Still don't care to do it. IHRA can have it. |
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In terms of judging physical distance, the difficulty level is a factor of the speed differential between you and your opponent. It is easier to judge a 1/4-mile matchup of 135 mph vs 130 mph than it is an 1/8th mile matchup of 100 mph vs 115 mph. Perhaps the argument you are actually trying to make is that statistically, the speed differentials are more likely to be smaller on the 1/8th mile. |
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