Reaction time has nothing to do with ET. The clock doesn't start until you break the beam at the start line. You could sit there for two minutes and run the same ET.

Edit: If you can get this to hook, I think you'll take a few more tenths off. But hey, your engine is virtually stock and running in the 12's

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quote Originally posted by TiredGXP: Reaction time has nothing to do with ET. The clock doesn't start until you break the beam at the start line. You could sit there for two minutes and run the same ET. Edit: If you can get this to hook, I think you'll take a few more tenths off. But hey, your engine is virtually stock and running in the 12's

Ahhhhh. Got it. Makes sense. So it's all about traction!

Yea, that whole "Reaction time" thing is a joke heh.. My friends with their turbo setups dink around with the light green for 10+ seconds sometimes on test and tune day.

I would really have expected a higher trap than that with that 1/4 and 60' time, seems strangely similar to our 3800SC setups, which should produce blatantly different timeslips..

13.6 @ 102 if you want to update me on the list. Running a 3.4 dohc with cams and a getrag.

heres a timeslip:

That is a really good time with your 3.4l DOHC. Those cams help out immensely!

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62 Buick Special
86 GT, 5-Speed
87 GT, 3.4l DOHC Turbo 415 WHP, 11.9 @ 118
88 Toyota Supra Turbo

OK, so what's the deal? The list hasn't been updated since 2006. Did SOULCRUSHER fall off a cliff or something? If he's not willing/able to keep this list updated, then I will.

quote Originally posted by Blacktree: OK, so what's the deal? The list hasn't been updated since 2006. Did SOULCRUSHER fall off a cliff or something? If he's not willing/able to keep this list updated, then I will.

Was thinking the same things--Someone needs to take it over.

Have at it. whoever wants it can do it.

its nothing more than a copy and paste.

I've decided to take over the quarter mile list. The new thread can be found HERE.

As time permits, I'll be adding the data that has been posted in this thread since the last update in 2006.

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