AHFS Question

novassdude · 07-30-2009, 10:07 AM

From Travis's reference:

3. For 2004, two runs by the same combination or the same class that are 1.15-second or quicker under the index during the evaluation period will trigger the AHFS process. With the change, two runs from the same driver or two different drivers would have to be posted to trigger the system and cause changes. This will help filter out "one-time fast runs" in categories where there are one or few numbers of a specific combination.
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The way I read this it says any two runs. So I would think two runs by the same car on the same day should trigger the system.
This does make it bad for a person with a one off combo. But if they are clear on the system they can control their own situation. Had he been clear on how the system works after he ran more than 1.15 under he could have backed it down to save his Horse power rating.

07-30-2009, 10:07 AM	#9
novassdude Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: usa Posts: 752 Likes: 204 Liked 136 Times in 49 Posts	Re: AHFS Question From Travis's reference: 3. For 2004, two runs by the same combination or the same class that are 1.15-second or quicker under the index during the evaluation period will trigger the AHFS process. With the change, two runs from the same driver or two different drivers would have to be posted to trigger the system and cause changes. This will help filter out "one-time fast runs" in categories where there are one or few numbers of a specific combination. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The way I read this it says any two runs. So I would think two runs by the same car on the same day should trigger the system. This does make it bad for a person with a one off combo. But if they are clear on the system they can control their own situation. Had he been clear on how the system works after he ran more than 1.15 under he could have backed it down to save his Horse power rating.