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    E.T. vs. Trap speed

    question for you guys, i was at a drag race friday night, i was running decent, although in one race i pulled a 16.4@92 mph, i missed a shift, corrected, and still pulled that mph
    what kind of E.T would that really be? 15.5ish? 15.2?
    im just curious
    this is at a relatively high elevation as well...
    any help appreciated
    R.I.P \'99 Firebird, you will be missed<p>New toy - 2001 GSXR-750, Yoshimura Exhaust, Power Commander, Rebuilt Airbox
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    the biggest factor for trap speed is the weather. I trapped at 90.xx mph w/ a 14.88

    But my highest trap speed is a 94.xx :eek: I was very surprised to see that considering i average around 91-92 mph.

    Like i said it all depends on the weather.
    2000 Black T/A M6 343rwhp 349rwtq<br />11.94 @ 118 60\'1.79 Stock Internal<br /><a href=\"http://www.cardomain.com/id/demonicbird00\" target=\"_blank\">http://www.cardomain.com/id/demonicbird00</a> <br />AIM: W68Firebird97<br />R.I.P... Christine 12/25/02 <br />1997 Firebird W68 Black<br />14.887 @ 90.08

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      Iw ould guess it to be lower or mid 15s its a good speed.

      sucks, is i had a run with an 87.5 mph trap sspeed, and my best run was a 15.6, wonder if I didnt screw up the 60" how that run owuld have been.

      oh well should, of could of, would of

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