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Originally Posted by JGrossijr
it's not only the front or rear tire that can trip the beam.
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as I've stated numerous times here
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Depending on how the car leaves it may not even be the same location on the tire tripping it every time.
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it's not for those that don't adjust their wheelie for changing weather throughout the day as I do. My car breaks the beam exactly at the same location EVERY pass, evident by not only photos and videos but the time slip that shows a few thousands variance in 60 foot over the entire event!
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how many replying here have the car that can no mind have done an A-B-A with their car on the same day, letting it fly, breaking the 60 foot beam with the back tire then tie down the front, shock extension on full tight, travel limiter set for the minimum tire drop an make a pass with no more than a few inches of day light under the front tires?
We know Stan hasn't
as well most others replying here!