treynor
Enthusiast
Perhaps I shouldn't be advertising my mistakes, but I made an amusing video of some of my poorer runs at the 'strip last night. As anyone who races stick will tell you, there are a lot of bad / missed runs which go along with the good runs, and unfortunately I'm not exempt from that rule.
Of particular interest, the effect of slow shifting on MPH is dramatic. Even in last night's trim (lowered boost, no NOS, air filter in place, cats installed) my car's still got enough power to hit 140 -- but that's assuming I drive it well. Miss 3rd, or take .5-.75 sec per shift, and the speed drops dramatically since you're spending 1.5 - 2 secs/run not accelerating. It makes you appreciate those really good runs all the more...
Anyway, enjoy:
http://www.treynor.com/Sacto-10-25.wmv (right click & save, Windows Media Player 9)
Of particular interest, the effect of slow shifting on MPH is dramatic. Even in last night's trim (lowered boost, no NOS, air filter in place, cats installed) my car's still got enough power to hit 140 -- but that's assuming I drive it well. Miss 3rd, or take .5-.75 sec per shift, and the speed drops dramatically since you're spending 1.5 - 2 secs/run not accelerating. It makes you appreciate those really good runs all the more...
Anyway, enjoy:
http://www.treynor.com/Sacto-10-25.wmv (right click & save, Windows Media Player 9)