John,
Taking nothing from your crew as tuners, you have been a real problem
for me to overcome, but I think that the ones that can make the proper
adjustment will go faster. I experienced slower speeds this last year
during the morning runs as well, but I richened for the better air and
probably shouldn't have. I suspect that the kind of vehicle can make a
difference also. Roadsters are bricks and tend to have more traction
problems than our coupes.
Tom, Redding CA - #216 D/GCC
John Beckett wrote:
>
> Well guys, seems every body's experience is a little different. My best
> runs were in the heat of the afternoon. The next morning we ran 2 MPH
> slower. Had the same situation the next day too. But then I didn't have
> a Nitro can to tip either.
>
> JB
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