Whats your best reaction time?
.14 running against majesticbluemto on here
i tried to flash stall(first time) the car so i punched it on the first light then the car rolled out becuase i wasn't stepping on the brakes hard enough & got a .14 r/t it was funny
my best non redlight r/t is in my sig
.50
i tried to flash stall(first time) the car so i punched it on the first light then the car rolled out becuase i wasn't stepping on the brakes hard enough & got a .14 r/t it was funny
my best non redlight r/t is in my sig
.50
Originally posted by BigDogJonx
Im lost, how come in NHRA .400 is not considered redlighting?
What am I missing here?
Im lost, how come in NHRA .400 is not considered redlighting?
What am I missing here?
Originally posted by Chris91SE
and .500 is the best you can get w/o redlighting...
...dum dum
and .500 is the best you can get w/o redlighting...
...dum dum
so when people say they ran a .262 without redlighting, add .500 and that is their r/t
Originally posted by hlh0501
some tracks do this differently, my home track in Louisville gives you r/t's of .100 or whatever, anything under .000 is redlight , they figure the .5 in there beforehand if that makes sense - -
so when people say they ran a .262 without redlighting, add .500 and that is their r/t
some tracks do this differently, my home track in Louisville gives you r/t's of .100 or whatever, anything under .000 is redlight , they figure the .5 in there beforehand if that makes sense - -
so when people say they ran a .262 without redlighting, add .500 and that is their r/t
Originally posted by JoesMAX
so if it said that i won, i guess it was really a .762? in that case most of my runs would be in the 1.1's, and i dont think i was that slow.. either way the track i was at sucked, not enough traction
so if it said that i won, i guess it was really a .762? in that case most of my runs would be in the 1.1's, and i dont think i was that slow.. either way the track i was at sucked, not enough traction
Originally posted by Chris91SE
yes 1.1 is pretty slow but .5 second is so damn fast...i usually gun it when the 3rd light lights up b/c of the .5 second diff between that and the green light (which is the .5 reaction)...by the time you see that light and your car starts moving the green is lit. I generally see .500 to .600 times
yes 1.1 is pretty slow but .5 second is so damn fast...i usually gun it when the 3rd light lights up b/c of the .5 second diff between that and the green light (which is the .5 reaction)...by the time you see that light and your car starts moving the green is lit. I generally see .500 to .600 times
Originally posted by Chris91SE
probably because the tree doesn't run down all 3 lights consecutively. In NHRA the 3 light up and then go green so it's probably a .400 second delay in the changing of the lights
probably because the tree doesn't run down all 3 lights consecutively. In NHRA the 3 light up and then go green so it's probably a .400 second delay in the changing of the lights
My best RT is a .507. I've also hit a .508 and that ever so frustrating .499. Yes, that was in a bracket race and I lost because of that.
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