Any one know a Web-link to a Practice Tree?
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Joined: Feb 2002
Posts: 50
From: Huntington, WV USA
www.bluegrassracewaypark.com
has a practice tree on the site.
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91 Camaro RS
Too many mods to list here
81 Ford F100 300 6 cyl (daily driver)
Pacific full suspension MTN bike
Pacific front suspension MTN bike
(spare tires for the Ford LOL)
http://www.quick91rs.cz28.com
has a practice tree on the site.
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91 Camaro RS
Too many mods to list here
81 Ford F100 300 6 cyl (daily driver)
Pacific full suspension MTN bike
Pacific front suspension MTN bike
(spare tires for the Ford LOL)
http://www.quick91rs.cz28.com
Registered User
Joined: Feb 2002
Posts: 50
From: Huntington, WV USA
<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Raptor1:
IMO, nothing but a cheap game. After one tree to get the "feel" for it (a .600), I had seven (7) .025 lights in a row. Then I left a little sooner and had a perfect .000. I intentionally left on the second light to see what would happen and got the red light I expected. But it didn't show by how much, which is important when practicing. After that another three (3) .025 lights in a row.
I'm not that good or consistant. Obviously the thing is set up on .025 second increments - at best.
If you're serious about reaction time get a good practice tree. You can adjust roll-out and the numbers are from when you "leave" and are accurate, so you get a much better idea of how you're doing. Plus if you red light it tells you by how much.
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IMO, nothing but a cheap game. After one tree to get the "feel" for it (a .600), I had seven (7) .025 lights in a row. Then I left a little sooner and had a perfect .000. I intentionally left on the second light to see what would happen and got the red light I expected. But it didn't show by how much, which is important when practicing. After that another three (3) .025 lights in a row.
I'm not that good or consistant. Obviously the thing is set up on .025 second increments - at best.
If you're serious about reaction time get a good practice tree. You can adjust roll-out and the numbers are from when you "leave" and are accurate, so you get a much better idea of how you're doing. Plus if you red light it tells you by how much.
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91 Camaro RS
Too many mods to list here
81 Ford F100 300 6 cyl (daily driver)
Pacific full suspension MTN bike
Pacific front suspension MTN bike
(spare tires for the Ford LOL)
http://www.quick91rs.cz28.com
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