Michael:
Looks like the TB's working for you. I didn't expect to see much with the
heat and humidity. That's really good news. It's gonna be even sweeter in
October!Nice work on the rts, too.
My brother, who lives in NC, and his fiancee will be visiting in
September the week of the 18th thru the 26th so I may not make it to
Baytown for the Houston gig this year, but perhaps soon thereafter.
Keep after 'em!
Richard
On Sat, 21 Aug 1999 03:39:27 -0500 Michael Clark <magnumv8@wt.net>
writes:
>I'll catch you next time Richard. Alberto was supposed to be there
>but I
>never saw him. What happened Albert? Anyway I made 4 runs in this
>sweltering heat with a best e.t. of 15.031 and a best mph of 92.47.
>This
>was the first time to the track since the B&F stage 1. My mph has
>definately improved since my last runs in April (which were done with
>a
>bypass belt even). So, running full accesories and in 90 degree heat
>and
>humidity my mph improved on average by .840mph! Score one for Frank
>and
>Bruce!
>
>I was also working on shaving my reaction times. Of my 4 runs my rt's
>were
>.573, .541, .543, and .473 I finally found the red light.
>
>I'll make at least one more trip before the big show. I'll try to
>let
>everyone know a little earlier next time.
>
>---Mike, near Houston.--- http://www.mikesdakota.com
> '93 V8 4X2
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