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

Posted by Chuck W. on 6/13/2007, 3:17 pm, in reply to "Re: How to tell if a timeslip is corrected or not?"
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There is a valid reason for the corrected time slips and that is to get a cometition lic. you need to run in the 9's and to some that won't happen at 2700 ft. and would mean a long drive to Bakersfield or Fontana to get the final runs in. I am glad for the fact that N.H.R.A. has alt. correction so I could do all my runs at L.A.C.R Once that was accomplished I prefer the actual un-corrected times in order to compare to past days at the track. Just my two cents worth. --Previous Message-- : Wow, you guys are way outta line.. I mean : really, is it all that important.. I mean : all the bad vibes. Alt. adjusted or not. : It's not like I was over the line, that was : Smokey.. Please lets all just get out there : and have fun. Thats just how I roll... : Walter S. : : --Previous Message-- : relax mr.mad, of course I knew you were : teasing,remember you said "LOL" : twice in one sentence and yes I know about : bakersfield, can you say 4 tenths, lighten : up, nobody is attacking or insulting you. : --Previous Message-- : For your information Ken I was just teasing : , : but I see you didnt think it was funny. : Well for your information I went to Famoso : and actually went quicker than than the : formula stated . So now what ? : : --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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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 « Back to thread

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