Funny Thread me v. some kid. and SRT
Originally Posted by Jeff92se
I think you want to read Trey's post more closely. 
the part i was talking bout is everyone dropping the issue, the topic has been beaten to death
Originally Posted by WILD121
Hey I resent that fact Im a car retarded while the other guy is just a retard. J/K dont get your panties in a bunch.
J/K dont get your panties in a bunch.
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After reading the whole thread, I have a question for Shermie:
How does one's R/T affect their E/T?
Originally Posted by WILD121
http://www.allpar.com/neon/neon-srt-4.html
Just like there are some people that can squeeze a 13.9 out of their G. Go to the above link. Im not arguing 1/4 times. They are relative you can get different numbers based on so many different variables even if you have the same car and the same driver. Could be shifting, tire temp., Temp., not to mention reaction time, or the other 1000 possibilities that could change the 1/4 times.
Just like there are some people that can squeeze a 13.9 out of their G. Go to the above link. Im not arguing 1/4 times. They are relative you can get different numbers based on so many different variables even if you have the same car and the same driver. Could be shifting, tire temp., Temp., not to mention reaction time, or the other 1000 possibilities that could change the 1/4 times.
well not knowing what E/T is.
Shifting. Some people can shift much faster than others. Michael Schumacher can shift with in .2 seconds that is one of the fastest in the world. Does that answer your question.
Shifting. Some people can shift much faster than others. Michael Schumacher can shift with in .2 seconds that is one of the fastest in the world. Does that answer your question.
Last edited by WILD121; May 2, 2006 at 01:37 PM.
Hey SPARKY! The clock doesn't start running until you cross the beam! So RT has no effect on the ET! Another gem from the master tech here!
Originally Posted by WILD121
Shifting. Some people can shift much faster than other. Michael Schumacher can shift with in .2 seconds that is one of the fastest in the world. Does that answer your question. If not let me know.
Originally Posted by Jeff92se
Hey SPARKY! The clock doesn't start running until you cross the beam! So RT has no effect on the ET! Another gem from the master tech here!
When i said reaction time I meant that in terms of Shifting. If someone is granny shifting then they will be slower. Try agian HOMO
If you don't even know what R/T and E/T are, why are even TRYING to comment?
Reaction time has NOTHING to do with shifting during the run.
It must hard playing with 51 cards
Reaction time has NOTHING to do with shifting during the run.
It must hard playing with 51 cards
Originally Posted by WILD121
When i said reaction time I meant that in terms of Shifting. If someone is granny shifting then they will be slower. Try agian HOMO
Originally Posted by Jeff92se
If you don't even know what R/T and E/T are, why are even TRYING to comment?
Reaction time has NOTHING to do with shifting during the run.
It must hard playing with 51 cards
Reaction time has NOTHING to do with shifting during the run.
It must hard playing with 51 cards
Well that's unfortunate that you don't care about those two things. Especially when that's exactly what the question is regarding.
I contradict what you say because most of what you say is incorrect. Not really hard to contradict incorrect information.
I contradict what you say because most of what you say is incorrect. Not really hard to contradict incorrect information.
Originally Posted by WILD121
E/T R/T I could give two poops. But if you shift like a granny your going to lose in the 1/4 it is as simple as that. What is so hard understand and why do you feel the need to contradict me on everything I say. You must feel like Im better than you.
Originally Posted by WILD121
Shifting. Some people can shift much faster than others. Michael Schumacher can shift with in .2 seconds that is one of the fastest in the world.
Also, just found out this past weekend, that Ferarri's current tranny shifts in 15 milliseconds.