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Originally Posted by bradmo9
It’s not a mustang thing, if you drag race you try something different each pass to make your time better sometimes it works sometimes it doesn’t. Especially on private rental or test and tune. Plenty of videos of all makes models running running all over the map.
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You won't vary by that much from trying different modes. If you do then you have no idea what you're doing. You might see a tenth or two.
These GT500s are all over the place. I could see if the skill level between drivers was different. But these guys are all on the same level and their times are ranging by a full second or more.
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Originally Posted by bradmo9
A lot goes into run track prep, tire pressure, DA , sun out or not, launch rpm, did a slick car just run in front of you, is it mostly a street tire night. A lot that’s why times can vary.
This is with ever car I’ve owned from z06 to f150.
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Well that certainly sounds like something I said which all the Mustang guys immediately disagreed with. The GT500s seem very prone to inconsistencies. Even on the same track with the same driver on the same day and in the same conditions. The only times I saw anything more than a difference of 3 tenths was if I screwed up the launch or didn't shift properly. That is driver error. If there is no driver error then there should not be such a wide variance. The only way that could happen outside of driver error is if something is wrong with the car.