Some thing to think about

[Mark Faul]

Originally Posted by Don Kennedy

Mark : Now that you brought it up maybe there should be a look at his rt lol,don,t have time my self or even care, why don,t you analize it for you lol

Maybe it would be better to go back to his race at Milan years ago. .015 .015 .015 .015 .015 and .014. He said he staged .001 deep in the final. Haha. Sometimes the best racers just have days like that!

[Greenlight]

Don,

I sent you an email with the data. Did you get it?

[Don Kennedy]

Originally Posted by Greenlight

Don,

I sent you an email with the data. Did you get it?

Yes igot it did not understand a lot but it was interesting and was what I have

Thanks

[Tom Nolan]

That seems like a lot of work collecting data, how about NHRA simply check our Stock and SS cars for properly wired systems. IE. brake pedal activated 2 steps in stock, any electronic delay or advantage other than the mechanical delay of the approved transbrake switch in SS? Just to be fair for everyone, NHRA can check my cars first! Has anyone had their car checked? Tom Nolan

[Mark Yacavone]

NHRA supposedly hired an electronic guru years ago...Anybody ever see him?

* I'm just responding to Tom's post . I don't mean to help carry this thread in that direction.

That's not the purpose of this thread..BTW, What IS the purpose of this thread?

[ss chief]

Narrowing victories down to reaction times is narrow minded. The great racers that consistently win have many things going for them. They are masters of manipulation with the cars they race. They prepare themselves and the car well beyond what people realize. They are not afraid to dial up in almost any situation. They look at a time slip differently than most. And they race more in one year than most of us do in 3 years. Beyond that they are talented individuals that put it all out there to succeed. They are also great stagers. Enough about these guys cheating. If anything, they are very clever when it comes to all phases of racing.

Rod Stults

[cicero819]

First I have to write a great quote from Henry Ford " It's amazing how lucky I am, told by the competition and funnier the harder I work the luckier I get" I do not think that this thread was pointed at anyone, just Mr. Kennedy wanting to know about one way to calculate RT using the Bell system. Claude Ruel

[david ring]

Originally Posted by Jim Parsons

David, is that where the saying comes from, “the data can’t lie only statisticians”

It is why scientists always want to see they data to make sure they can replicate results, or to quote Reagan, trust, but verify.

[Don Kennedy]

Originally Posted by david ring

It is why scientists always want to see they data to make sure they can replicate results, or to quote Reagan, trust, but verify.

Now is the time for NHRA based on The Stats to start looking at the all ignitions systems, ,wide open throttle switch activation and trans brake buttons on Stockers especially( on steering wheels) , cause it is illegal to use (per NHRA) these to cause a delay or a automatically leave ..

By the way I don't think to those who insinuated or implied that I was Concerned about Dan Fletcher I just simply think he is a very good driver and does not need a device to win (FYI) so drop this about Old Dan and I

I do have a concern about other drivers based on The Stats That I have that they are using a illegal way of leaving the starting line .

I do Like the Trust but verify saying by Ronald Reagan

enough of this i am done with this got to work some time lol

[Tom Nolan]

I just would like to see cars being checked on a regular basis. Spot pit area check.....a couple of jack stands.....show tech official how things work? No need to accuse anyone of cheating......trust and verify! Isn't that what NHRA does with alcohol and drug testing? If your clean your clean! If you are not well then things need to conform to the rules.