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Old 10-10-2011, 02:43 PM   #1
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This will be my first venture into S/R racing and was kinda looking for pointers on the T/Stop settings. My car will be approx 1.75 sec under the index. I am looking at going on the stop at .2 or .3 and shifting at .6 and then being on the stop for 1.75 or the approx differance in et on a wide open run to a T/Stop run. Think I may be close or way off ?
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Old 10-10-2011, 03:22 PM   #2
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Default Re: Throttle Stopping

Search the forum for "stop" and you'll see several helpful threads, this being one of them.

http://classracer.com/classforum/sho...highlight=Stop

Lots of variables (like stop RPM) but get close to find your ratio and go from there. Someone running about the same ET can give you a start point but "your results may vary". Biondo's site also has some good tech tips on running a stop.
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Old 10-10-2011, 10:05 PM   #3
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Thanks,will do.
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Old 10-11-2011, 09:03 AM   #4
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This will be my first venture into S/R racing and was kinda looking for pointers on the T/Stop settings. My car will be approx 1.75 sec under the index. I am looking at going on the stop at .2 or .3 and shifting at .6 and then being on the stop for 1.75 or the approx differance in et on a wide open run to a T/Stop run. Think I may be close or way off ?
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This will be my first venture into S/R racing and was kinda looking for pointers on the T/Stop settings. My car will be approx 1.75 sec under the index. I am looking at going on the stop at .2 or .3 and shifting at .6 and then being on the stop for 1.75 or the approx differance in et on a wide open run to a T/Stop run. Think I may be close or way off ?
My car will run 8.50 flat out and I am on the stop at .3, shift at .5 and am on the stop about 2.20 with air about 2500-3000ft and 4200 rpm while on the stop. Last year at Virginia in October I was on the stop about 2.5 seconds, hopes this helps.
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cdh124 is close if your "cruise " rpm's are about 4200. you'll be at 2.50 or so...good luck.
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I will go to idle at .2 or .3 and shift @ .6 and thought that with a car that can run at least 1.75 under index that I would start by taking that amount (1.75) and stay on the stop that amount of time for starters. By running a Terminator I will go to idle quickly. I could be all wet here
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I will go to idle at .2 or .3 and shift @ .6 and thought that with a car that can run at least 1.75 under index that I would start by taking that amount (1.75) and stay on the stop that amount of time for starters. By running a Terminator I will go to idle quickly. I could be all wet here
You're assuming a 1 to 1 ratio and that's incorrect...remember you're still covering ground while on the stop. And your RPM on the stop needs to be up in the ~4200 range. Think the others are right with 2.50 being close. Danny and his son can get you close too...better do the test and tune, you'll need 2-3 laps to even get close to your ratio.
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Thanks for helping.
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One of Biondo's excellent primers on stops, more on their site. They are great to deal with and one of ClassRacer's sponsors BTW.

http://www.biondoracing.com/manuals/...20Stops/TS.pdf
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