June 1, 200818 yr #11 Congrats Glenn, would have been good to see what it could have done with a full power run
June 1, 200818 yr #12 Author Yeah, New clutch, exhaust and the other stuff, a bit of work on technique and another trip to the big city should see that time time drop. A mate there ran a 11.90 in a nitros Vl so would like to shut him up. But all that will come in good time. Edited June 1, 200818 yr by zx6rblue
June 1, 200818 yr #13 Author this is my second best run. The battery ran out by the time I did the other run. Time for a better battery I think.GijnF8FUno4 Room for improvement I think.Glen
June 1, 200818 yr #14 Author Just another run. Had sh*tty tires on that had a small leak.......well a big leak actually had to change after 5mins. Only posting cause I though the timing of my burnout with the car next to me looked pretty funny with the timing of it from a incar camera.. Anyway you will see what I mean. Ran a 13.8 this time KRbWMssGxiE Glen
June 1, 200818 yr #17 Author gotta love that cold launy air lolYeah it get quite chilly down here. Good for the T thoughThat chev was Goooooonnneee!!!!!Yeah I gave him a wave. I still won though he fouled.
June 1, 200818 yr #18 This is probably a stupid question but how do you know how when to stop your car after your burnout ready for your run? Never been to the drags but do intend to shortly.
June 1, 200818 yr #19 Author Spin those tires as long as you like. You will soon be told to stop. As for how far you go doing it depends on how far you want to reverse.Glen
June 1, 200818 yr #20 I probably should have worded my question better. After your burnout is completed you reverse your car up ready for your run. How do you know where to stop your car?
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