Round 2 of eliminations. I red lit.
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Round 2 of eliminations. I red lit.
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Round 1 buy back. I eliminated Shaun Strickland.
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Round 1 of eliminations. I red lit.
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Third time only pass - dial in is for bonus prize.
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Second time only pass.
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Ok, now that we’ve got the bad (car falling off the trailer) out of the way, let’s focus on the good. We’ll start with the time slips! I set the car up to shine the shift light at 6,000 RPM for all the passes except for the last pass which I set it up for 6,200 RPM.
Time Slip #1: 9:32 A.M. First time only pass. I accidentally hit the shifter while moving my arm and popped it into neutral right at launch - Oops. Rookie mistake. So what happened was the car went 1-N-2-3. Sigh. The only thing good about this pass is the reaction time.
Dial-in : .00 Reaction: .009 I1 : 1.867 I2 : 5.367 I3 : 8.331 MPH (I3): 82.552 I4 : 10.820 E.T. : 13.052 MPH : 104.324
I shifted perfectly for the next 6 passes.
Time Slip #2: 10:17 A.M. Second time only pass. This is the fastest pass for the whole day.
Dial-in : .00 Reaction: .149 I1 : 1.735 I2 : 5.092 I3 : 7.916 MPH (I3): 86.429 I4 : 10.322 E.T. : 12.501 MPH : 106.513
Time Slip #3: 11:00 A.M. Third time only pass. ADRA has a thing where on the third time only you put down a dial-in on your windshield. Whoever gets closest to their dial-in in this pass gets a prize.
Dial-in : 12.50 Reaction: .056 I1 : 1.751 I2 : 5.111 I3 : 7.937 MPH (I3): 86.299 I4 : 10.345 E.T. : 12.526 MPH : 106.367
Time Slip #4: 12:24 P.M. First round of eliminations. I went up against John J. Schurr. I red lit and handed this race to him. I screwed up the staging and ended up deeper than I meant to be.
Dial-in : 12.50 Reaction: -.103 I1 : 1.765 I2 : 5.228 I3 : 8.111 MPH (I3): 85.187 I4 : 10.543 E.T. : 12.741 MPH : 105.626
Time Slip #5: 12:55 P.M. First round of eliminations, buy-back. I paid $10 to buy back into the first round and ended up facing off an accomplished NHRA racer, Shaun Strickland. Shaun also races a Duster. I thought I was doomed. But hey, check it out!
Dial-in : 12.55 Reaction: .001 I1 : 1.750 I2 : 5.113 I3 : 7.938 MPH (I3): 86.746 I4 : 10.340 E.T. : 12.516 MPH : 106.731
That’s right baby… a 0.001 reaction time! Unfortunately I also broke out of my dial in… but fortunately so did Shaun! And he broke out more than I did… his -0.043 to my -0.034. Talk about a close race! So I made it into the second round.
Time Slip #6: 1:28 P.M. Second round of eliminations. I went up against Will Warmon. I red lit and thus ended my race day. I would have won if I ran this race with a reaction time of 0.169 or lower… sigh.
Dial-in : 12.50 Reaction: -.022 I1 : 1.735 I2 : 5.106 I3 : 7.935 MPH (I3): 86.443 I4 : 10.343 E.T. : 12.527 MPH : 105.611
Time Slip #7: 2:02 P.M. Time only - just for kicks we bumped the shift RPM up to 6,200 and deflated the slicks down to 11 and a half PSI. I got the fastest MPH of the day on this pass (but not the fastest E.T.)
Dial-in : .00 Reaction: .111 I1 : 1.757 I2 : 5.128 I3 : 7.946 MPH (I3): 87.006 I4 : 10.334 E.T. : 12.506 MPH : 106.819
That’s it for this time slips post - much more detail to come. But now, I gotta go unload my car and put it back into the garage and see what the damage is.
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