9.63 1/4 mile
10 September 2006, 10:20 PM
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9.63 1/4 mile
Finally made up some ground on Andy.F, running 9.63 at Elvington today. Hoorah for me!
Thanks to David Wallis, Andy.F and Steven.D for their assistance in todays little adventure; Resetting a valve shim after having it jump out on an early run and heavy dose of the rev limiter.
Thanks to David Wallis, Andy.F and Steven.D for their assistance in todays little adventure; Resetting a valve shim after having it jump out on an early run and heavy dose of the rev limiter.
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Well done Paul, it always seems somewhat more relaxed when you dont use the Launch control.
Glad you could repair the car "on site" for once, at your level thats quite rare.
Was good to "watch" for once
Glad you could repair the car "on site" for once, at your level thats quite rare.
Was good to "watch" for once
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Originally Posted by Zen Performance
Finally made up some ground on Andy.F, running 9.63 at Elvington today. Hoorah for me!
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Well done
Originally Posted by scoobytyson
Excellent time paul, what was your terminal speed?
Not sure if Paul even got a speed for his run ?Andy
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Chris mentioned 154mph terminal on the last run, but nothing on the ticket.
Sub 9.30 would be nice
Sub 9.30 would be nice
Originally Posted by Andy.F
Sometimes difficult to hit a moving target though
Well done
Timing gear was a bit suspect today, I had some seriously wrong 60' times like 4.70 seconds Not sure if Paul even got a speed for his run ?
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Well done
Timing gear was a bit suspect today, I had some seriously wrong 60' times like 4.70 seconds
Not sure if Paul even got a speed for his run ?Andy
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Congrts both on your blistering runs
, still pretty confident that the timeing gear was a little out yesterday.... and the bloody start lights seemed to have a mind of there own....
well thats my excuse anyway..
, still pretty confident that the timeing gear was a little out yesterday.... and the bloody start lights seemed to have a mind of there own.... well thats my excuse anyway..
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Originally Posted by Zen Performance
Finally made up some ground on Andy.F, running 9.63 at Elvington today. Hoorah for me!
Thanks to David Wallis, Andy.F and Steven.D for their assistance in todays little adventure; Resetting a valve shim after having it jump out on an early run and heavy dose of the rev limiter.
Thanks to David Wallis, Andy.F and Steven.D for their assistance in todays little adventure; Resetting a valve shim after having it jump out on an early run and heavy dose of the rev limiter.
Flying the flag for little Warsash!!
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