Weird QuarterMile Times, need some input

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10-05-2007, 10:32 PM

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If I was betting a piece of trash or a bird or something tripped the next to last beam before he got to it, either at 1290' or 1260' I can't remember how far about the beams are.

1320'

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10-05-2007, 11:16 PM

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18mph off and only 2tenths off best et.

a scan of all time slips would help though.

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10-06-2007, 08:22 AM

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1320'

I know that's how long a 1/4 mile is, but your mph is the average speed between either 1290'-1320', or 1260'-1320'.
We need to meet up sometime and go to the track. I'd like to see your truck too.
I live in canton georgia.

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10-09-2007, 09:55 PM

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The track beams can mess up sometimes. It does it at our 1/8th mile track all the time. One guy was runnin a diesel and was runnin 9.20's@78mph all night long, and then all of a sudden went a 8.7@87, and was outran at the end of the track by a car that was runnin 80mph. And I promise that diesel was not reeling him in! Track beams mess up all the time. If someone gets a rediculous time, the only way to find out if it was a fluke is to see if they can do it again.