No, it is supposed to be like that. The time has more to do with if you
spin much on take off, you dont burn much space up by sitting still
spinning, just time. So, you can still get to the same speed in the
alloted length, just it takes longer. Thats why speed is a better
indicator of horsepower.
Bill
'97 SS/T
On Sat, 20 Mar 1999, Robert Trottmann wrote:
> I was just looking over my little paper prizes from last night and
> realized that my times varied between a worst of 14.848, to a best of
> 14.679, but my speeds only varied from 91.55 to 91.87. Is this some
> evil trick by the coefficient of friction gods or what? When I ran a
> 15.076 it was at 90.10....shouldn't there be more variation?
> Just wonderin'
> Robert
>
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