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TOM, I did get it backwards as far as trigger affect. This was discussed months ago as useless on correcting HP. It only changed the index. Old index 11.5, new 11.2 . Problem is the trigger should be -.8 or -.7 so it is more sensitive not less... Make a run of 10.50. the trigger...
Sorry I was bas-ak wards on the trigger change... Note guys only one or two cars which ever attend our events are not .5 under the old index.It is still a dial in race for Eliminator but it sure would help class become more even quickly. Thanks Tom. |
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Ghey is a west coast description of something that's stupid. I was hoping for five tenths reduction and raising the trigger. lol! Seriously, I don't see too many "class racer's" having a problem with running under the new indexes. IMO |
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Maybe someone out there can help me understand why they would change the indexes. Anyone with a real answer???
Jack Matyas, your are a sensible guy, your thoughts please..... Last edited by 7423; 12-13-2009 at 08:40 PM. |
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About Time!! Index's have been way to easy way to long!
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If NHRA really wanted to make their AHFS work and catch all those who sandbag they would use the 1/8 mile ET for the trigger, things would be different for sure, Paul.
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The fast guys know how to slow their cars down before the 1/8th mile marker, as well as the 1/4. |
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Yes, thats a very good point but slowing their cars down before the 1/8th mile could be a fatal decision in a heads up run, Paul.
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Does everyone realize this POST should be broke up into TWO different topics?
#1 - as Toby is asking.... Why lower all indexes... it is debatable. #2 - if trigger in 2009 is -1.15 and -1.40..... where will it end up in 2010 (if indexes are changed). Should it be even harder to trigger a review/or easier- which will have more impact to our class? You can't debate one subject without looking at both - BUT they are two seperate subjects.
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You may be right, but I'm sure there will be some people who will have problems running under the new indexes. Especially at certain tracks like Bristol, but let's not get into that right now. Let's just assume that everybody can run under the new indexes without any problems. How will lowering the indexes help you win more rounds in eliminations? How will lowering the indexes help you win more races? How will lowering the indexes help you win more heads-up races? How will lowering the indexes help you win more class eliminations? How will lowering the indexes help you be number one qualifier more often (if that's your gig.)? -Toby |
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