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WIR results from Saturday 5-2-09, 61° with 28% humidity. 12 mph headwind.
1st time run - SRX - Lane 2
Reaction time .0187
1.4224 60'
3.9646 330'
6.1307 660' ET
110.94 660' MPH
9.8128 1/4 ET
127.13 1/4 MPH
2nd time run - SRX - Lane 2
Reation time -.0107
1.4398 60'
3.9924 330'
6.1695 660' ET
109.88 660' MPH
9.8950 1/4 ET
126.78 1/4 MPH
3rd time run - SRX - Lane 1 (There was a reaction time contest for best reaction time, I won the pot with the best reaction time)
Reaction time .0027
1.4447 60'
3.9585 330'
6.1440 660' ET
110.10 660' MPH
9.8649 1/4 ET
127.49 1/4 MPH
1st round - Lane 1
Reaction time .0070
1.4388 60'
3.9560 330'
6.1375 660' ET
113.68 660' MPH
9.8824 1/4 ET
123.65 1/4 MPH (Won 1st round on the brakes)
2nd round - Lane 1 (Bye run cause I had the best reaction time from time runs)
Reaction time .0833
1.4475 60'
3.9548 330'
6.1299 660' ET
110.95 660' MPH
9.8221 1/4 ET
128.63 1/4 MPH
3rd round - Lane 2
Reaction time -.0303
1.4321 60'
3.9042 330'
6.1425 660' ET
110.39 660' MPH
9.8684 1/4 ET
124.70 1/4 MPH
(Lost round 3 because of the redlight)
Was a good money weekend tho with all the things I did win.
1st time run - SRX - Lane 2
Reaction time .0187
1.4224 60'
3.9646 330'
6.1307 660' ET
110.94 660' MPH
9.8128 1/4 ET
127.13 1/4 MPH
2nd time run - SRX - Lane 2
Reation time -.0107
1.4398 60'
3.9924 330'
6.1695 660' ET
109.88 660' MPH
9.8950 1/4 ET
126.78 1/4 MPH
3rd time run - SRX - Lane 1 (There was a reaction time contest for best reaction time, I won the pot with the best reaction time)
Reaction time .0027
1.4447 60'
3.9585 330'
6.1440 660' ET
110.10 660' MPH
9.8649 1/4 ET
127.49 1/4 MPH
1st round - Lane 1
Reaction time .0070
1.4388 60'
3.9560 330'
6.1375 660' ET
113.68 660' MPH
9.8824 1/4 ET
123.65 1/4 MPH (Won 1st round on the brakes)
2nd round - Lane 1 (Bye run cause I had the best reaction time from time runs)
Reaction time .0833
1.4475 60'
3.9548 330'
6.1299 660' ET
110.95 660' MPH
9.8221 1/4 ET
128.63 1/4 MPH
3rd round - Lane 2
Reaction time -.0303
1.4321 60'
3.9042 330'
6.1425 660' ET
110.39 660' MPH
9.8684 1/4 ET
124.70 1/4 MPH
(Lost round 3 because of the redlight)
Was a good money weekend tho with all the things I did win.
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Finally ready!
Well guys been out racing a few times now, but due to lack of time and such I haven't been out every race and not doing the best in points, but I have to post that I've broken a couple of my own ET and MPH records with the SRX this morning during time trials here at Gimli Motorsports Park. The 37kms winds gusting to 47kms helped quite a bit here. Anyway here is my 1st run with my best mph and my 4th run of the day with my best ET. Hooked like a bear out of the hole.
1st time run - SRX - Left lane
Reaction time .4958
1.4243 60'
4.1122 330'
6.4432 1/8th Mile
104.43 1/8th MPH
10.3014 1/4 ET
128.79 1/4 MPH
4th time run - SRX - Left lane
Reaction time .4958
134.39 60'
4.0068 330'
6.3448 1/8th Mile
101.64 1/8th MPH
10.2468 1/4 ET
119.45 1/4 MPH
So what dial time to pick, 2nd run ET was 10.9599, 3rd run lights mess up and I didn't get an ET but it would have been around 10.27 or 28? Well we'll see how we do.........
1st time run - SRX - Left lane
Reaction time .4958
1.4243 60'
4.1122 330'
6.4432 1/8th Mile
104.43 1/8th MPH
10.3014 1/4 ET
128.79 1/4 MPH
4th time run - SRX - Left lane
Reaction time .4958
134.39 60'
4.0068 330'
6.3448 1/8th Mile
101.64 1/8th MPH
10.2468 1/4 ET
119.45 1/4 MPH
So what dial time to pick, 2nd run ET was 10.9599, 3rd run lights mess up and I didn't get an ET but it would have been around 10.27 or 28? Well we'll see how we do.........
Swiss Sledder
TY 4 Stroke God
Nice job Don. 
Thanks Matt,
Update,,,, messed up with posted reaction time on the 4th run, it was .5720 and not .4958. My best reaction was a .5048 which would have put me into 2nd place for the ladder qualifying but something got messed up at the tower and we ended up not running a ladder. I lucked out and got a bye the first round, here is what I dialed and ran,,,
Elimination #1 - SRX - Left lane
Dialed 10.28
Reaction time .5409
1.4368 60' (poor hook up)
4.1071 330'
6.0029 1/8th Mile
104.36 1/8th MPH
10.2971 1/4 ET
128.62 1/4 MPH
Elimination #2 - SRX - Left lane, 35 min. later (Wanted this lane as I figured it would run the same 60’ and et’s)
Dialed 10.29
Reaction time .5367 to a .5259 for the opponent, beat me by .0108 here
1.4101 60' (pretty much the same as the last run)
4.0991 330'
6.4342 1/8th Mile (This is where the change starts)
106.17 1/8th MPH
10.3533 1/4 ET
126.33 1/4 MPH
Opponent’s dial was 9.82 and he was also over with a 9.88 and beat me at the finish line by .0141, I was off my dial by .0633 and he was off by .0600 and I don’t think he let off as his speed was 141.48. So it was a close one. I think the air must have changed as the 60’ and everything at the start was good and we were both off our dials. I don’t mind losing to a race like that as it’s very close and competitive. The only problem at this rate it’s going to be difficult to catch up to my buddy who was in second place last race weekend.
Update,,,, messed up with posted reaction time on the 4th run, it was .5720 and not .4958. My best reaction was a .5048 which would have put me into 2nd place for the ladder qualifying but something got messed up at the tower and we ended up not running a ladder. I lucked out and got a bye the first round, here is what I dialed and ran,,,
Elimination #1 - SRX - Left lane
Dialed 10.28
Reaction time .5409
1.4368 60' (poor hook up)
4.1071 330'
6.0029 1/8th Mile
104.36 1/8th MPH
10.2971 1/4 ET
128.62 1/4 MPH
Elimination #2 - SRX - Left lane, 35 min. later (Wanted this lane as I figured it would run the same 60’ and et’s)
Dialed 10.29
Reaction time .5367 to a .5259 for the opponent, beat me by .0108 here
1.4101 60' (pretty much the same as the last run)
4.0991 330'
6.4342 1/8th Mile (This is where the change starts)
106.17 1/8th MPH
10.3533 1/4 ET
126.33 1/4 MPH
Opponent’s dial was 9.82 and he was also over with a 9.88 and beat me at the finish line by .0141, I was off my dial by .0633 and he was off by .0600 and I don’t think he let off as his speed was 141.48. So it was a close one. I think the air must have changed as the 60’ and everything at the start was good and we were both off our dials. I don’t mind losing to a race like that as it’s very close and competitive. The only problem at this rate it’s going to be difficult to catch up to my buddy who was in second place last race weekend.
mahaman
Extreme
Also been making some passes trying to get the sled dialed in: Temp 89 degress and 31% humidity
Pass#1
1.3292 (60')
3.6171 (330')
5.4611 (1/8 mile) @131.21
7.0910 (1000') @147.56
8.5562 (1/4 mile) @ 146.15
Pass #2
1.4510 (60')
3.7121 (330')
5.4891 (1/8 mile) @ 137.53
7.0662 (1000') @ 154.54
8.4542 (1/4 mile) @ 161.19
Pass #3
1.2829 (60')
3.4519 (330')
5.3320 (1/8 mile) @128.25
6.9919 (1000') @145.56
8.4288 (1/4 mile) @ 155.24
Just playing around with gearing and trying to get the sled to run straight. We have yet to make a full pass. More modifications and back to the track.
Pass#1
1.3292 (60')
3.6171 (330')
5.4611 (1/8 mile) @131.21
7.0910 (1000') @147.56
8.5562 (1/4 mile) @ 146.15
Pass #2
1.4510 (60')
3.7121 (330')
5.4891 (1/8 mile) @ 137.53
7.0662 (1000') @ 154.54
8.4542 (1/4 mile) @ 161.19
Pass #3
1.2829 (60')
3.4519 (330')
5.3320 (1/8 mile) @128.25
6.9919 (1000') @145.56
8.4288 (1/4 mile) @ 155.24
Just playing around with gearing and trying to get the sled to run straight. We have yet to make a full pass. More modifications and back to the track.
Nice job mahaman, those are some very good times. You should head out to the Pro Sled shootout out in NY. That 8.42 pass would put you in the $.
machzrobbie
Expert
mahaman
Extreme
Rob Fuller ran his OSP Yamaha at Milan on Friday - ran a 7.83 at 175 MPH and backed it up with a 7.87.
onestopjim
TY Advertiser
videos of OSP/Rob Fullers 7.83 and 7.87
If you asked me if we would have been into the 7s this year after the frist few times out I would have told you NO! this is a whole new game, we are used to having traction (woodys studs) the power of our sleds are just about out of control so put that together with no traction and things dont look good... but Rob is one helll of a driver and was able to keep it on the track while we smoothed out the power with our BS3 engine controler. the way this sled is now I see 7.6 or better real soon...this sled is incredible and I know Rob is very happy costomer... OSP can get you the results you want....
Take a ride with Rob at 175mph
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4PSqOp7HB3U
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GtUtiI6STf0
If you asked me if we would have been into the 7s this year after the frist few times out I would have told you NO! this is a whole new game, we are used to having traction (woodys studs) the power of our sleds are just about out of control so put that together with no traction and things dont look good... but Rob is one helll of a driver and was able to keep it on the track while we smoothed out the power with our BS3 engine controler. the way this sled is now I see 7.6 or better real soon...this sled is incredible and I know Rob is very happy costomer... OSP can get you the results you want....
Take a ride with Rob at 175mph
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4PSqOp7HB3U
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GtUtiI6STf0
