Englishtown elevation...
Englishtown elevation...
I was flipping today and caught the start of ESPN2's broadcast of the NHRA event there...they said etown was 400ish feet below sea level.
No wonder everyone is so fast there. I need a track like that.
No wonder everyone is so fast there. I need a track like that.
Re: Englishtown elevation...
Originally posted by ejj
I was flipping today and caught the start of ESPN2's broadcast of the NHRA event there...they said etown was 400ish feet below sea level.
No wonder everyone is so fast there. I need a track like that.
I was flipping today and caught the start of ESPN2's broadcast of the NHRA event there...they said etown was 400ish feet below sea level.
No wonder everyone is so fast there. I need a track like that.
Re: Re: Englishtown elevation...
Originally posted by Nealoc187
Englishtown is at an elevation of 86ft MSL. Still sweet as hell but 400 feet below sea level is like the Dead Sea lol. Well not really but 400ft below sea level is really low. The lowest elevation in the USA is Death Valley it's like 280ft below MSL.
Englishtown is at an elevation of 86ft MSL. Still sweet as hell but 400 feet below sea level is like the Dead Sea lol. Well not really but 400ft below sea level is really low. The lowest elevation in the USA is Death Valley it's like 280ft below MSL.
No wonder you're usually faster.
Originally posted by max83
When they said it was 400 feet below sea level they meant the corrected altitude.
When they said it was 400 feet below sea level they meant the corrected altitude.
Andy, you have a couple places close to you that are equally as good as NJ. They are called, Houston, Sacramento, San Francisco, and Seattle. HAHA.... you gotta drive 10 hours just to get 14.70's. Is it worth it to you?
Originally posted by Aaron92SE
That's right. It's the air density. So they calculate barometric pressure and temp in order to figure air density.
Andy, you have a couple places close to you that are equally as good as NJ. They are called, Houston, Sacramento, San Francisco, and Seattle. HAHA.... you gotta drive 10 hours just to get 14.70's. Is it worth it to you?
That's right. It's the air density. So they calculate barometric pressure and temp in order to figure air density.
Andy, you have a couple places close to you that are equally as good as NJ. They are called, Houston, Sacramento, San Francisco, and Seattle. HAHA.... you gotta drive 10 hours just to get 14.70's. Is it worth it to you?
where is there a track in san francisco?
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Anyone run at LI Motorsports? yes i have and i run about 2 tenths better at e town... the track is prepped so much better... my friend in his ss camaro runs 13.8s at long island dragway, and runs 13.1s at etown.. thats a huge example but most of the time, from what i see u run 2 tenths better at etown.
Originally posted by hacim105
where is there a track in san francisco?
where is there a track in san francisco?
That is the website. It's in Sonoma, CA which is close to SF.