how do you like to dial

ET6201 · 12-08-2009, 01:34 AM

If the car is dead consistent and the "nut behind the wheel" can cut a light, there's no reason to dial soft. In fact, some guys who consistently kill the tree will actually dial ≈0.01 quicker and run it out the back door, knowing there's little chance of breaking out.

My car is fairly consistent (usually ≤0.03 from slowest to quickest pass) but I'm admittedly not so good on the tree. I dial 0.03 soft and "throw the dice" when the lights come down. Maybe I just need to step up to running on a Pro Tree! A friend is pretty good on the tree but his car ('65 GTO 400/M22) is/was terribly inconsistent.

'By-Run'
'68 Barracuda 340-S 4-Speed
11.34 @ 118.6

12-08-2009, 01:34 AM	#7
ET6201 Junior Member Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: Everett, WA Posts: 11 Likes: 0 Liked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Re: how do you like to dial If the car is dead consistent and the "nut behind the wheel" can cut a light, there's no reason to dial soft. In fact, some guys who consistently kill the tree will actually dial ≈0.01 quicker and run it out the back door, knowing there's little chance of breaking out. My car is fairly consistent (usually ≤0.03 from slowest to quickest pass) but I'm admittedly not so good on the tree. I dial 0.03 soft and "throw the dice" when the lights come down. Maybe I just need to step up to running on a Pro Tree! A friend is pretty good on the tree but his car ('65 GTO 400/M22) is/was terribly inconsistent. 'By-Run' '68 Barracuda 340-S 4-Speed 11.34 @ 118.6