New best last night.:)
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New best last night.:)
Been waiting all week for lower temps to try for a new best. The temp was pretty good at 65* but unfortunately there was a 15-20mph headwind all night which probably cost me a half tenth and 4-5 mph. The track was hooking good enough to net me a 1.47 60' which is a big improvement. The new JDM cams have really helped down low. Here's the slip, I'm in the right lane.
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Very impressive DealerJim. What's even more impressive is that sixty-foot 
I never thought cooler weather would ever find its way to Texas but this morning I woke up to a brisk 60 degree breeze. Congratulations on your pass 
Pauly G.
I never thought cooler weather would ever find its way to Texas but this morning I woke up to a brisk 60 degree breeze. Congratulations on your pass Pauly G.
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Gratz!!! Trending Topics
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Congrats Jimmy.
I looked the historical data up on Intellicast when I got home. I punched the numbers in and this is what I came up with even at 64 degree temps.
The Density Altitude was 815 Ft.
Wind North 15 mph. (direct headwind).
That headwind had to be worth a tenth or two on these flying bricks.
I looked the historical data up on Intellicast when I got home. I punched the numbers in and this is what I came up with even at 64 degree temps.
The Density Altitude was 815 Ft.
Wind North 15 mph. (direct headwind).
That headwind had to be worth a tenth or two on these flying bricks.
Last edited by LTNBOLT; Oct 7, 2005 at 01:11 PM.
