10 Second Club - 1/8 mile equivelants don't count?

I guess 1/8 mile times don't count towards the X second clubs?

From what I understand that is correct.

However one thing for sure with the use of the 100 shot in your sig you would end up with somewhere around a 10.75 ET at 122 MPH, if you took you car down a 1/4 mile track!

Good Luck and be safe!

N2

Yeah, I knew it was a 10 sec pass in the quarter. Its a 10.60 on the conversion chart. We do not have any 1/4 mile tracks in my area. Closest one is 2 hours away and I have no tow rig. I thought one of the moderators would have at least gave me an answer to my request even if it was just a "Sorry, we do not include 1/8 mile equivelants".

You do not need a tow rig! Drive it!

You do not need a tow rig! Drive it!

I very well could:D. Just afraid of breaking something at the track. That would be an expensive wrecker bill:eek2:

Since I come from a DSM world I will suggest becoming a AAA Plus Member : )

I don't think they count them because a car could perform REALLY well down low and have nothing left on the big end of the track...and you might not always see that in the 1/8 mile. I'm not saying your car doesn't...it probably does quite well...but it's only fair to require the entire time slip to justify saying "you did it".

I don't think they count them because a car could perform REALLY well down low and have nothing left on the big end of the track...and you might not always see that in the 1/8 mile. I'm not saying your car doesn't...it probably does quite well...but it's only fair to require the entire time slip to justify saying "you did it".
exactly you could put like a 5.88 gear and top out right around the 1/8th
and not have a chance in hell of running 10`s

Yeah, I get it. Just kinda excited to know that I have the capability to run 10's.
Dave J-Those are real nice times NA. I have been thinking about a solid roller/single plane set-up.