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yea, i knew that.
im the one that told jim that. lmao.
but its good when you can get a good r/t, and run a decent time too.
when i race at the track, i never even look in the other lane when im getting ready to launch.
on the street, the good r/t helps
thanks for the kind words all.
QUOTE (Fastbird @ Jul 23, 2009 - 3:50 PM) 
>Manny, here's something to help you make the launch easier. Forget about the reaction time. Unless you're bracket or heads up racing, and not just out running for the heck of it, R/T is nothing more than bragging rights. Let the other car launch, sit there for a second, get to where you want, and let rip.
yea, i knew that.
im the one that told jim that. lmao.
but its good when you can get a good r/t, and run a decent time too.
when i race at the track, i never even look in the other lane when im getting ready to launch.
on the street, the good r/t helps
thanks for the kind words all.
Former Team 5SFTE pro member ;)13.6@108MPH, 5SFTE Powered