I bought a 35 ft besttrack for testing and the best time my son car has ran was a 2.498. Is this GOOD time for a 35ft track?
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Every track will be a little different. The time you have posted may or may not be a good time based on the specifics of the car.
Stock wheels vs Mid America wheels. Oil vs Graphite.
Stock wheels vs Mid America wheels. Oil vs Graphite.
And the timer makes a difference, too. /images/boards/smilies/smile.gif
But it sounds like you're in the ballpark.
But it sounds like you're in the ballpark.
I always wondered how my cars were against the pros, and the only way to know is to send a car to the race and then see how the car does against the pro cars, now you have a car to judge all the cars you build and race on your own track. You'll be able to do the math on the time difference between tracks. My track is .018 slower then NPWDRL track. Now that Joel has preformed an overhaul on the track I have yet to find out. Feb 13th!
We ran 2.462 on a 35' wooden track last April at districts and that car never lost a race. On another wooden track it would run more like the time you posted. It just seems to random, but if you break 2.5, you're fast.
Oh, and hey Bulldog... See you on the 13th!... by proxy anyway. You too B Regal! Then I will see you guys at Mid America.
Oh, and hey Bulldog... See you on the 13th!... by proxy anyway. You too B Regal! Then I will see you guys at Mid America.
Probably BASX and Street Stock at first. Then branch out from there.
I just sent one of my car bodies to Bracketracer to test it out on his track. We will see how that fares. If it bombs, back to the drawing board.
I just sent one of my car bodies to Bracketracer to test it out on his track. We will see how that fares. If it bombs, back to the drawing board.
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