Another Track Question
The reaction time has NO effect on the ET/Trap speed, right?
I was talking with some guys, and they said that if you leave early, you add whatever time you left early on to the ET to get the real ET.
Example: I made a 16.5 pass, but I jumped the light by one second...so my real ET is 17.5? Sometimes I just can't believe what I hear from some people...[&o]
I was talking with some guys, and they said that if you leave early, you add whatever time you left early on to the ET to get the real ET.

Example: I made a 16.5 pass, but I jumped the light by one second...so my real ET is 17.5? Sometimes I just can't believe what I hear from some people...[&o]
Thanks for the confirmation. I had someone tell me my 13.5 pass was really a 13.6 because I left a tenth early, meaning it wasn't a real 13.5 pass blah blah blah what the ****. They said the clock starts when the light goes green.
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So if I leave late, I gain that much time right?
I ran 13.8 but left a second late, which means I went 12.8.
Nice.
So if I leave late, I gain that much time right?
I ran 13.8 but left a second late, which means I went 12.8.
Nice.
Stop hanging around those people.
Just to f with them, sit at the line for a full 6 seconds after the light goes green. Then when you run 16.5, you can show those tards that you're really running mid 10s.[8D]
Just to f with them, sit at the line for a full 6 seconds after the light goes green. Then when you run 16.5, you can show those tards that you're really running mid 10s.[8D]
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