If I'm not mistaken your R/T doesn't have a bearing on your E/T at all. Your time starts when you cross the line hence why he has a 1.8 60' and an 11.25 1/4. So once you pass the line your time starts.
kinda makes me LAWL cuz if you look in his sig, he has some go go go parts..well minus the turbo itself, would kind of make sense that he should know this by now
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well im always cool with you guys but I have never been to the track. My new years resolution is to get some runs in by jan 31'st now that all my parts are installed! I wouldn't have known how that works either. Give the guy some slack
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yeah sorry only been to the track once, i am a complete failure and need go hang myself and sell my car and buy a daewo lanos, you all are superior over me and i am dirt, is that what you guys like to hear on forums?? high and mighty ones??????
RT is not factored in ET at all. You can sit at the tree for 40 seconds and still run an 11. As a matter of fact, it is common practice to just say screw RT, and try to get your Launch RPM's right before taking off. Most people do that when they're going for the best ET they can get, which is probably what this car did.
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