Subject	Conversion for 1/8th mile to 1/4 mile ET>>>>
Posted by	SirpriZ on November 12, 2005 at 1:53 AM
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In Reply To	Went to the 1/8 mile track again today! posted by EVON8 on November 12, 2005 at 12:44 AM
Message	take your 1/8 mile ET and divide it by .65....it'll give you a very close approximation to your 1/4 mile ET; ie. your 1/8 mile was 8.0179/.65 = 12.33 1/4. It usually is within a .1 of a second unless you hit a deer at the 1,000 ft mark (that takes off about 3. of a second). Keep up the good work and have fun doing it, Mark
Follow Ups	Went to the 1/8 mile track again today! - EVON8 00:44:04 11/12/05 I would kill for a 1/4 mile track! - EVON8 01:02:15 11/12/05 think of it as 800 tracks away (n/m) - Zrevolver 01:13:24 11/12/05 hahaha! just remember... speed trap =/= trap speed (n/m) - Z U N L 01:31:08 11/12/05 As I mentioned above about ET conversion, there is - SirpriZ 01:56:03 11/12/05 I was playfully suggesting he wait till he got to the track - Z U N L 02:16:05 11/12/05 Actually, that was funny, and actually I missed it. (n/m) - SirpriZ 19:33:16 11/12/05 Hmmm....@ 140Mph a 1/4 mile is gone in 5sec.... - WAGGZ 10:25:51 11/12/05 Conversion for 1/8th mile to 1/4 mile ET>>>> - SirpriZ 01:53:12 11/12/05 Thanks! - EVON8 02:09:58 11/12/05 where are you getting 12.3s? I'll get 7.9s in the 1/8th - WAGGZ 10:06:27 11/12/05 Whats the alt. of the tracks? (n/m) - CrazyGreek 12:03:32 11/12/05 less than 100 feet at NC (kinston drag strip). (n/m) - WAGGZ 12:45:53 11/12/05 Damnit why did you have to delete your other post - CrazyGreek 12:49:13 11/12/05 for some reason it stoped at the word "at" and didnt finish - WAGGZ 12:52:44 11/12/05 :P (n/m) - CrazyGreek 13:10:30 11/12/05 That equation usually spits out pretty accurate times - SirpriZ 19:47:10 11/12/05 Re: Went to the 1/8 mile track again today! - Jason300zxTT(NoVA) 16:28:36 11/12/05 Nice Neon! (n/m) - dpjax 17:09:29 11/12/05 LOL Funny, what do you run at the track? (n/m) - EVON8 19:54:11 11/12/05
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