Domestic Cars: Re: How to tell if a timeslip is corrected or not?

Re: How to tell if a timeslip is corrected or not?

Posted by ken on 6/11/2007, 7:23 pm, in reply to "Re: How to tell if a timeslip is corrected or not?"
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in my personal opinion corrected is b.s., you ran what you ran, who's to say that at sea level you would have hooked the same or 60' the same the variables are totally different, of course we all want a lower et. corrected is as relevent as dyno horsepower oppossed to real time track tuning, just my personal opinion. p.s. moldy and the others totally rule for putting in the work and believing in saviving lacr thank you all for fighting for our right to race Ken.
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: I always tell people the corrected time , it
: always sounds better LoL doesnt 1129 sound
: alot better than 1162 I thought you would
: understand . LoL
:
: --Previous Message--
: If it is corrected, It should say A1 next to
: the times. A regular non-corrected time slip
: woln't show that.
:
: --Previous Message--
: Hello,
:
: I was told recently that LACR allows drivers
: to receive either corrected-for-altitude
: timeslips, or non-corrected. Is this true?
:
: If so, how do you tell the difference
: between a corected vs a non-corrected
: timeslip?
:
: Thanks in advance. Tim
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Message Thread:

How to tell if a timeslip is corrected or not? - Tim 6/11/2007, 6:58 am
- Re: How to tell if a timeslip is corrected or not? - the dude 6/13/2007, 3:55 pm
- Re: How to tell if a timeslip is corrected or not? - Jonathan 6/11/2007, 7:35 am
  - Re: How to tell if a timeslip is corrected or not? - Mad Mike 6/11/2007, 1:45 pm
    - Re: How to tell if a timeslip is corrected or not? - ken 6/11/2007, 7:23 pm
      - Re: How to tell if a timeslip is corrected or not? - Mad Mike 6/12/2007, 12:32 pm
        
        Re: How to tell if a timeslip is corrected or not? - ken 6/12/2007, 4:40 pm
        
        Re: How to tell if a timeslip is corrected or not? - Walter S. 6/12/2007, 5:18 pm
        
        Re: How to tell if a timeslip is corrected or not? - Chuck W. 6/13/2007, 3:17 pm
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--Previous Message-- : in my personal opinion corrected is b.s., you : ran what you ran, who's to say that at sea : level you would have hooked the same or 60' : the same the variables are totally : different, of course we all want a lower et. : corrected is as relevent as dyno horsepower : oppossed to real time track tuning, just my : personal opinion. p.s. moldy and the others : totally rule for putting in the work and : believing in saviving lacr thank you all for : fighting for our right to race Ken. : : --Previous Message-- : I always tell people the corrected time , it : always sounds better LoL doesnt 1129 sound : alot better than 1162 I thought you would : understand . LoL : : --Previous Message-- : If it is corrected, It should say A1 next to : the times. A regular non-corrected time slip : woln't show that. : : --Previous Message-- : Hello, : : I was told recently that LACR allows drivers : to receive either corrected-for-altitude : timeslips, or non-corrected. Is this true? : : If so, how do you tell the difference : between a corected vs a non-corrected : timeslip? : : Thanks in advance. Tim : : : : : : :

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