Hey guys. I am really not sure where this goes, but anyway. I am doing a project for statistics, and I need some data. So, I figured, here. I need you to pm me a picture of your timeslip(s) and what car it was run on. I dont need to know the HP, value, etc...this isnt a competition, its just going to be used to prove something. I will tell you guys the rest of the story later, but for now, I need those times. Shoot me a pm all! Thanks!

Kyle

 

How about checking the timeslip forum, the timeslip database, and www.dragtimes.com...

 

60'......2.235
1/8.....8.626
MPH...86.59
1/4.....13.156
MPH...103.37

60'......2.268
1/8.....8.735
MPH...20.62???
1/4.....13.249
MPH...110.12

1991 Sentra SE-R

 

Took the words right out of my mouth.

 

http://forums.maxima.org/forumdisplay.php?f=46

http://forums.maxima.org/timeslips.php

 

R/T: .649
60': 2.300
330: 6.181
1/8: 9.345
MPH: 78.23
1000: 12.043
1/4: 14.338
MPH: 98.27

stock 2002 6-speed

 

The reason I didnt do the timeslip forum was because I would have to go through a random number selection, more of a pain and longer. But since no one is participating(except for you three, thank you BTW), then I guess I will have to.

 

do you need the whole slip? I know my my trap and et's are, but I cannot remember my whole slip.

13.4@107 98 supercharged maxima

14.2@97 95 NA maxima

 

i can photoshop you a timeslip for your car, if thats what you are up to ? ROFL ! joking, if you think about it the database is a timeslip for each car, but not sure why a photo of an actual timeslip would be easier ?

good luck with the project, some entries have timeslips attached so take a look at those.

60: 2.064
1/8th: 8.900
MPH: 79.84
1000: 11.580
1/4: 13.863
MPH: 98.82

 

No, haha, I havent even been to the track yet, no photoshoping for me!!!

Yeah, I am going to have to do the database, since only a few(thanks again to those who are) people are perticipating. Time to make a random number generator on my calc.

 

I was just going to post this..

If you have a TI-83 Plus go to Math>PRB>randInt(

Type in 1,n with n representing the number of 1/4 mile times on the list.

 

I remember when people would program games into their TI-85s back in highschool. Freshman year biology class was sweet.

 

Yeah, I wouldn't be suprised if you could someday dyno and tune a car w/ a Calculator.