Good lord, you would think if the "system" was so smart it would know that without the .com at the end it's not one lol. Thanks again for everything you guys do!
1/4 mile discussion and time slips post here!
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Apparently .25mph is equal to .com. it's probably just looking for anything that matches *@*.* Where * can equal any amount of characters
Can you please make it match the 1/8th mile list and get Jeff Hale on there too please as he is the engineer at Exergy that setup the Bosch Standalone for this project and does all the back ground work on it that I can't do. Thanks!!!
Marc Zwaan #85 on this list got a new PB last night! Added a jet to it finally and it came to life! Went [email protected]! I believe that is the fastest stock bottom end 1/4 pass ever so congrats to Marc and there is more to go!!!
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#69 Kyle Harbin just blew his own LMM record out of the water and put the first LMM in the 9’s! As you can see by the slip he let out early too. Truck is everything the same as before and ran a [email protected]!
This is a totally different truck than what the one was that went 10.12 at 6860. This is a reg cab 5400ish# LMM. Mark was thinking it was on this list, but it's only on the 1/8 list.
You wouldn't mind giving be the information on the two truck/runs or at least giving me the post number so I can make the corrections?
On second thought, I think I can just use the undo function on my spreadsheet and plug that back into the site. Then add this one to it and upload that too
Clay Schaffer (The A Team) from Canada #96 on the list got a new PB yesterday! Everything else on the truck is the same as before with a built motor now and got it to leave and went 9.8443 -@ -140.19mph. Thanks guys!
Thanks Mark for all you do! Has been a long time goal to go 9s in a street truck with a very simple setup that drives to and from the track (550 mile round trip)
It wasnt easy getting my 60 foot back to where it needed to be once the built engine went in and we turned it up but adding enough weight to the back end and a new tire combo got it to hook again!
It wasnt easy getting my 60 foot back to where it needed to be once the built engine went in and we turned it up but adding enough weight to the back end and a new tire combo got it to hook again!
. I'll update it when I get home