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#16
trap speed is a hard thing to gauge with this event even though a lot of people get caught up talking about it.Since there is a "green" box that is a few hundred feet long in which the participants can be started at any point (there is a light which is triggered green by a staff member when he feels the two cars are next to each other or red if they are not)and the start mph can vary by as much as ten.For example with my Porsche i would like to be in 2nd at 55mph (its regeared)when rolling in the box.If the light went green later in the box my trap could vary by as much as ten mph or more.
Last edited by MegioN; 04-16-2014 at 01:46 AM.
#18
My bad, I thought Kong raced his 997. I saw the video you posted of his spin out on FB. Crazy stuff!
And congrats on your runs! Glad no one got hurt
#19
1500 ft of acceleration. As Joe said, there is a start light that is manually triggered while both cars are lined up around 60-65mph.
Yep
Right, he had his 997 at TX2k. Not this time.
Yep
Right, he had his 997 at TX2k. Not this time.
#20
Yes, he and the lambo both nosed me out in the end. 1600hp and 1300hp.
Lol, thanks Randy.
Thanks Sergey, I believe a trap will be higher from a roll for sure.
Todd your car is awesome! Doing good job against this overpowered lambos and GTRs
Can you explain about trap speed? I am trying compare to our results but cant, we doing from stand still. So question is in what kind of way trap speed will be higher, from stand still or from rolling?
Can you explain about trap speed? I am trying compare to our results but cant, we doing from stand still. So question is in what kind of way trap speed will be higher, from stand still or from rolling?
#22
Thanks Anthony and good to meet ya.
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