Subject	No dude...reaction time doesn't mean anything
Posted by	timz on September 08, 2001 at 1:47 AM
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In Reply To	reaction time! you forgot reaction time!!! posted by Jjzx (Black and Blue) on September 08, 2001 at 01:43 AM
Message	unless you're bracket racing. You can have a reaction time of 2 seconds and still run the same ET. BTW, I would recommend a "tuned" UD pulley and a "tuned" driveshaft.
Follow Ups	Drag Times - CyanRiven(Houston) 01:27:07 09/08/01 Bad! (not your car but your 60ft) - timz 01:34:20 09/08/01 The take off is definently where ive got room to improve (n/m) - CyanRiven(Houston) 01:41:28 09/08/01 reaction time! you forgot reaction time!!! - Jjzx (Black and Blue) 01:43:12 09/08/01 No dude...reaction time doesn't mean anything - timz 01:47:33 09/08/01 hmm, how is this possible? elapsed time is time wasted. (n/m) - maverick (NYC) 10:12:08 09/08/01 Reaction time doesn't add to the 1/4 mile time > - timz 15:54:10 09/08/01 Where did you go to drag? - zcar4me 02:20:38 09/08/01 Houston Raceway, Its past Baytown a little on I-10 - CyanRiven(Houston) 08:59:34 09/08/01 Was that on a pro tree or the 1, 2, 3, GO! type tree? (n/m) - BCs300z 05:58:38 09/08/01 Pro Tree I belive, It is a proffesional drag strip. (n/m) - CyanRiven(Houston) 09:00:12 09/08/01 then it went stage-click-go! not stage--one, two, three, go? - AshsZ (Jobless In Florida) 09:35:36 09/08/01
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